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Notes from the edge of civilization: November 23, 2025
Low-trust norms meet high-trust systems; AI fakery hits home; China's gift to the world.
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5G, the FCC, and the coming digital prison
Former mayor and whistleblower Reinette Senum warns a proposed telecom power grab could turn every utility pole into part of a weaponized surveillance…
Nov 22
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Borrowed trust in a broken society
In the West, we used to live in a genuine high-trust society. No longer. Today, we're a low-trust society, masquerading as a high-trust society, fueling…
Nov 20
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What happens when Gen Z has nothing to lose
A young generation who feels the future has been denied to them can topple the old order. But they can rarely control what rises in its place.
Nov 18
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Notes from the edge of civilization: November 16, 2025
Madman at work; Bubble bubble, toil and trouble; and yes, it's sickening!
Nov 16
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It's in your mind; the unseen war collapsing America from within
One of our most important interviews because we're at war. But the battlefield has moved from land and sea to perception and belief. Here’s how it…
Nov 15
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The architecture of obedience
Beauty once connected us to the transcendent; now convenience keeps us compliant.
Nov 13
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Why gold’s 2025 rally might say more about psychology than policy
Gold’s rally isn’t just about inflation or fear — it’s about what happens when gold becomes both insurance policy and identity. Cue the 'Veblen' theory.
Nov 11
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Notes from the edge of civilization: November 9, 2025
Hunger games; even hungrier games, if you don't eat the swine; and the collective amnesia brought to you by your friendly, three-letter agencies.
Nov 9
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How technocracy conquered the West without firing a shot
Patrick Wood joins Collapse Life to expose the real system running our world — the one that doesn’t care about elections, ideologies, or your vote.
Nov 8
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The paradox and pathology of democratic hope
Why we keep believing the next election will save us — and what happens when it doesn’t.
Nov 6
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Toilet bowl wars: The next frontier in the attack on privacy
Who knew Number 2 would be number 1 in monitoring your health?
Nov 4
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