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The Institutions Without: Daron Acemoglu, The Economist, and Who Gets to Steer Progress
A society that treats the current ownership of technological power as part of nature has already surrendered the constitutional question. The invisible hand in this debate has a board of directors, a cap table and government contracts. The Economist has mistaken its grip on the wheel for freedom.
Aug 30


Unmoored: When Power Cuts Its Leash
it is an enduring, ancient malignancy, a pattern of abuse that merely undergoes periodic rebranding to suit the anxieties and political climate of the time. It is a cycle of moral and institutional failure, one that is periodically embarrassed and momentarily shamed when a spectacular scandal breaks the surface, yet it is rarely, if ever, truly abolished.
Feb 4
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