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Politics in the Age of the Algorithm (opens the original)
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The form changes the substance. Humans have always been Political Animals, and everybody has always had the desire to shape society according to their preferences, this has not, and will never change. Although man has not changed, technology has.And technology directly changes the medium and form in which politics take shape, and this, in turn, changes which voices get heard and how they express themselves. I believe and, in this essay, I will argue that the unique aspects of the Internet have a
Right-Wing Third-Worldism (opens the original)
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Something very strange happened in the 2010s. For the first time in history, both the left and the right broadly found themselves in agreement in their wish to see the Western powers defeated and humiliated. The reasons and justifications are different, but the core feeling is the same; a persistent feeling of alienation from one’s own society. The left has long wished for the downfall of the Capitalist and Imperialist First-world to open the path for postcolonial justice and revolution.What was
Progressive Empathy: A Weapon, An Impossibility (opens the original)
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Empathy. That ominous word that was spelled out in cut out letters at the back of the classroom of your elementary school, that word that assumes an almost holy aspect in progressive lips. For many it is the solution to all social problems and the key to being a decent hecking person. But like all words of praise, its absence, being unemphatic, is an unforgivable sin and thus a powerful rhetorical weapon to use against conservatives.This essay will deal with the special importance of empathy in
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