Composting the Climate Agenda: Mycelial Visions for a Decentralised, Just Future
Deconstructing Climate Justice through the Eyes of the Global South
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The Corruption of Academia: How Highly Educated Professionals Fail Society
This is not an argument against education—but against its hollowing out. Against the idea that credentials equal credibility. Against the polite and polished consensus that keeps us circling the same failing paradigms.
Future Trajectories: Navigating the Commons Economy in South Africa
The Commons Economy is a vision of society that prioritizes individual freedom, data sovereignty and ecological stewardship. Here, communities thrive in a network of decentralized systems where technology is used to empower, not exploit. Governance is shared, privacy is protected and resources are allocated to support collective well-being.
Another Ten Ideas too Dangerous to Share: Patterns, Paradoxes and the Path Forward
In this follow-up, we delve deeper into another ten transformative ideas that threaten to upend the status quo. From questioning the morality of AI-driven warfare to envisioning decentralized alternatives to economic growth, these ideas reveal the fault lines of our time.
Ideas Too Dangerous to Share, Digital Censorship and Cultural Hegemony
Antonio Gramsci developed the concept of cultural hegemony to describe how dominant classes maintain power, not solely through economic control, but by shaping culture and ideology. By framing the accepted norms, values, and beliefs, they secure consent from the public,…