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The future will not be decided by machines or by mobs, but by whether we can recover the moral imagination that makes both science and society humane.

The Technocrat and the Socialist: How the Worship of Intelligence Paved the Way for a New Collectivism

The future will not be decided by machines or by mobs, but by whether we can recover the moral imagination that makes both science and society humane.

lhpgop

Nov 128 min read

I. Introduction: When Reality Became Optional The modern age congratulates itself on its intelligence. We build algorithms that out-calculate us, simulations that out-imagine us, and entertainment that feels more “real” than the world itself. Yet beneath the glittering circuitry of our new technocratic order, something has gone terribly wrong. The modern person increasingly lives in a simulation of meaning—a realm where problems can be solved like code and justice dispensed like an in-game reward. The digital imagination has become the lens through which the human soul perceives itself. The consequences are not only psychological but civilizational. What the ancient world feared as hubris—the confusion of human creativity with divine authority—has reappeared in new form. Our world now worships the engineer-priest, the “smartest person in the room,” who claims both the moral and technical power to redesign humanity. The line between fantasy and reality has not simply blurred; it has inv

The Fantasy That Devoured Reality: Jung, Technocracy, and the Gamified Mind

The tragedy of our age is not that we dream, but that we mistake our dreams for the world. The technocrat seeks to perfect the cosmos through code; the digital socialist seeks to redeem it through policy. Both are children of the same illusion—that reality is pliable clay in the hands of the enlightened.

lhpgop

Nov 125 min read

The Digital Feudalists: How Big Tech Is Using AI to Recreate a World of Lords and Serfs

They do not fear AI.They fear humans who do not need them. That is why so many consumer AI offerings appear powerful at first, then mysteriously weaken, restrict, sanitize, or disappear. They do not want you empowered. They want you dependent.

lhpgop

Oct 264 min read

The Magnificent Seven: How Seven Tech Titans Came to Dominate—and Endanger—the Global Economy

They pour almost a third of their net income back into advertising, brand polish, sales incentives, and lobbying—money whose sole purpose is to keep consumers and investors believing that iPhones, cloud credits, and algorithmic feeds are life’s new necessities.

lhpgop

Jul 14 min read

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The Technocrat and the Socialist: How the Worship of Intelligence Paved the Way for a New Collectivism

The Fantasy That Devoured Reality: Jung, Technocracy, and the Gamified Mind

The Digital Feudalists: How Big Tech Is Using AI to Recreate a World of Lords and Serfs

The Magnificent Seven: How Seven Tech Titans Came to Dominate—and Endanger—the Global Economy