The Substrate of Technology
In an age where the growth of information has prompted the creation of countless different specializations in the various different ...
The problem with “perfect”
One of the most common things that comes up in internet politics is the question behind what constitutes a perfect ...
Advocating for technocentrism, acknowledging worker-retiree ratios
Technocentrism, for starters, is our belief at DMSG that technology and the ability to produce it determines a great deal ...
Indigenous-friendly Immigration
When we think about immigration, we usually see it as a negative force on indigenous populations across the world. Whether ...
America’s Thought Police
One thing that was never speculated on in the last stage of capitalism was: what if the bourgeois combat the ...
Graham Hancock and his highly plausible “pseudoscience”
Graham Hancock has stirred up quite the buzz and ire from academics/liberals alike apparently for his highly plausible but not ...
The biology-bound point of life
Life, while extremely sophisticated in its workings and still vast in its mysteries, has the simplest of purposes: survive and ...
Tackling Environmentalism: Socializing Consumption
The problem with tackling problems associated with our declining environment and the burgeoning global population is that we can't continue ...
The End of More
The End of the World is just the Beginning, written by the economist Peter Zeihan, is a book that insists ...
Repost: What Does an Aluminum Spoon and Objective Economic Value Have in Common?
What is value? how do we determine it in economic systems? That's the big question for this post, and I ...
