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Notes from the edge of civilization: February 1, 2026
We made it to February, folks. Congratulations!
Feb 1
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Are we living inside a planned scenario?
Jacob Nordangård traces the way powerful institutions have used scenario models to map crisis, control, and “global management” decades in advance.
Jan 31
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The lesson the queue teaches us
Waiting in line for a Soho boutique looks like a lifestyle choice. But it's also practice for metered access, moralized patience, and professionalized…
Jan 27
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The Great Mind F*ck: Donald Trump was the star of the technocrats’ debutante ball
A standing ovation at Davos for the US president was an obvious tell; technocracy, power, and the myth of opposition was on full display for those with…
Jan 22
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The rapid change no one is talking about
From cryptocurrencies to continental control, the infrastructure of Technocracy is here. An important conversation with Courtenay Turner.
Jan 10
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The reckoning hasn’t arrived yet — but waiting for it can change us
2025 didn’t deliver collapse or closure. It delivered suspension — and a harder question for those still paying attention.
Jan 3
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Why January’s "new year" is about doors, not seasons
Janus, January, and remembering He who truly sees.
Jan 1
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Notes from the edge of civilization: December 28, 2025
Davos is back; globalist gobbledygook decoded; RIP to conspicuous consumption?
Dec 28, 2025
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The Collapse Life catch-up guide: making sense of a year of chaos
Which of our podcasts to listen to — depending on what systems you’re trying to understand.
Dec 27, 2025
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Dr. Pierre Kory and the war over chlorine dioxide
A man who already knows what it costs to ask forbidden questions discusses what he believes may be the most suppressed therapy in modern medicine.
Dec 6, 2025
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People are starting to say the quiet parts out loud
It feels like the opportunity for honest discussion is wider than it's been in years.
Nov 25, 2025
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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, 2025
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