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Nero, Trump, and the Eternal Vanity of Power chronicleofdehumanization.su…
From Persia to Russia: NATO, the Delian League, and the Price of Dependence on America chronicleofdehumanization.su…
The President, the Tiger, and the Death of Empathy
Donald Trump turned a young man’s fatal encounter with a predator into a social-media spectacle. Then he made himself the hero of an AI-generated fantasy.substack.com/home/post/p-220…
Nero, Donald Trump, and the Catastrophe of Malignant Narcissism substack.com/home/post/p-220…
The Ashes of the Library of Alexandria: America’s Quiet War Against Books substack.com/home/post/p-219…
In his 1996 HBO special Back in Town, Carlin imagined what would happen if America turned capital punishment into a television product. Why not televise executions? bit.ly/4sfn7bP
Who Decides That a Leader Can No Longer Govern? Five Countries, Five Answers
How constitutions handle executive incapacity, and why the 2017 attempt to build a U.S. mechanism went nowhere globalriskleadership.substac…
We have age limits for pilots, soldiers and drivers.
But not for presidents with access to nuclear weapons.
A politician can be 80 and still legally hold extraordinary power over millions of lives.
So where is the line?
The Nuclear Button and Political Longevity: When Age, Power and Escalation Converge substack.com/home/post/p-216…
Then Trump returned to the sharks.
Again.
And this time, the repetition itself became almost as interesting as the story.
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