Posts tagged "authoritarianism"

Two tennis players face off on a floodlit court. A cone of shots runs straight from the left player's racket across the net and passes through the opponent at the waist. A thought bubble above the left player holds the same scene in miniature.

Dichotomy and Containment

Margaret Johannsen · October 29, 2026

Six rallies in a row, the ball goes crosscourt to the backhand corner. Nothing about it is dramatic. It lands deep, a few feet inside the sideline, with enough height to push the opponent back and not enough pace to […]

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Two oval gilt frames on a dark wall: a tree-lined urban boulevard between apartment blocks on the left, a dirt country road winding past a fence, farmhouse and lone oak on the right

A World Without Regulation Roads

Alan Forester-Kaiser · September 24, 2026

Ask why libertarianism is so widely disliked and the answers come back remarkably consistent. One recent survey of the criticism sorts them into a few bins: the philosophy is said to put individual rights above any collective claim, to favor […]

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Posts tagged “authoritarianism”

Dichotomy and Containment

A World Without Regulation Roads