While researching what others have written regarding Ernst Jünger’s Der Arbeiter, I found out that one of the contributors to the Ernst Jünger Translation Project Substack had recently made a reading list of various works that are either similar to… Read More ›
I did some more research into “MMO (Massive Multiplayer Online) Virtual Economies” yesterday, hoping to begin sharing my findings later today. As I had suspected the other day, one of the most fundamental problems of running a “Virtual Economy” with… Read More ›
Bogumil, Okay, I finished my reading of the latest ARPLAN. With the latest post on my Blog completed, I feel that I should consolidate my observations from my previous comment with this particular comment. As I had pointed out yesterday,… Read More ›
After the collapse of the Soviet Union, it was postulated by International Relations (IR) scholars that Nationalism as an ideology would become split between Neoliberalism and Authoritarianism. We know that there has been an ongoing surge in Nationalism since the… Read More ›
Over the last half century, Western political discourse began shifting toward the politics of identity. The so-called “Culture War” is, to use Liberal Capitalist ideological language, an ‘unintended consequence’ of trying to address the ‘economic’ in socioeconomic issues through social… Read More ›
Readers of The Fourth Estate will know that in The Work-Standard (2nd Ed.), specific entries are devoted to the subject of the “American Empire.” The great question posited therein is the problem of properly defining the precise boundaries with regard… Read More ›
The casus belli, the justification that Post-Soviet Russia is professing as its motive for invading Ukraine, is the “Denazification of the Ukraine.” The claim argues that because Ukraine is allegedly Hitlerist, Russia should invade the Ukraine in an act of… Read More ›
In a recent comment on another Blog, I stated that I had encountered “That Special Period between Childhood and Adulthood (or Capitalism and Socialism). I am of course referring to that particular moment in my personal life in “Third Place:… Read More ›
[I] trust that this pamphlet will help the reader to understand the fundamental economic question [of Aesopian Language], that of the economic essence of [Cultural] Imperialism, for unless this is studied, it will be impossible to understand and appraise [Financial… Read More ›
When I was still in Catholic high school between the years of 2011 and 2015, I found the “Liquidity Preference” of the OECD-Type Student Economy to be tantamount to living an inauthentic existence. It became obvious to me at the… Read More ›
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