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Heterodox STEM β€’ 99 implied HN points β€’ 27 Oct 24
  1. A manifesto proposes new ideas for creating a society without inequalities. It suggests that previous attempts to create equal societies didn't go far enough and need a clearer plan.
  2. The text emphasizes that traditional values and beliefs are being challenged and reshaped. It argues that modern ideas about rights and freedoms often contradict each other, creating confusion.
  3. Finally, it highlights the importance of intellectual influence in societal change. The manifesto believes that a well-organized group can push for revolutionary changes, even in societies that seem to resist them.
The Upheaval β€’ 795 implied HN points β€’ 13 Mar 24
  1. The political turmoil in Poland is examined through the lens of Ryszard Legutko's book, highlighting the government's crackdown on media and institutional changes.
  2. Ideas from Legutko's book suggest that aspects of liberalism contribute to abandoning the rule of law, and policymakers are driven by dogmatic ideological beliefs.
  3. There is a discussion on how liberalism, power, and social engineering intersect, leading to a vision where liberal ideology holds authority over societal structures.
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Holodoxa β€’ 19 implied HN points β€’ 20 Oct 22
  1. Maintaining and strengthening liberal democracy in diverse societies is a key challenge, requiring acknowledgment of historical injustices and proactive measures to foster unity.
  2. In diverse democratic societies, differences can drive conflict, and managing this challenge requires creative policy and economic growth to reduce inter-group tensions.
  3. Yascha Mounk's book critiques the 'demography is destiny' hypothesis, highlighting the complexities of racial identity and political shifts among minority groups in the United States.