By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 9 Jul 21
In this column I offer constructive critiques of public figures I admire by pointing out how they could benefit from a developmental perspective. The Atlantic Magazine recently published a powerful and timely article by journalist George Packer. Entitled “How America Fractured Into Four Parts,” the article is adapted from Packer’s just-released book, Last Best Hope—America in Crisis and Renewal. Packer reaches many of the same conclusions about the current state of American culture that the Institute for Cultural Evolution has been describing for the last five years. So let me say up front that I am closely aligned with Packer’s
In this column I offer constructive critiques of public figures I admire by pointing out how they could benefit from a developmental perspective. The Atlantic Magazine recently published a powerful and timely article by journalist George Packer. Entitled “How America Fractured Into Four Parts,” the article is adapted from Packer’s just-released book, Last Best Hope—America in Crisis and Renewal. Packer
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 9 Jul 21
In this column I offer constructive critiques of public figures I admire by pointing out how they could benefit from a developmental perspective. The Atlantic Magazine recently published a powerful and timely article by journalist George Packer. Entitled “How America Fractured Into Four Parts,” the article is adapted from Packer’s just-released book, Last Best Hope—America in Crisis and Renewal. Packer reaches many of the same conclusions about the current state of American culture that the Institute for Cultural Evolution has been describing for the last five years. So let me say up front that I am closely aligned with Packer’s
In this column I offer constructive critiques of public figures I admire by pointing out how they could benefit from a developmental perspective. The Atlantic Magazine recently published a powerful and timely article by journalist George Packer. Entitled “How America Fractured Into Four Parts,” the article is adapted from Packer’s just-released book, Last Best Hope—America in Crisis and Renewal. Packer
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 28 Jun 21
We are pleased to announce the official launch of our new content-hub website designed to highlight the emerging post-progressive perspective, the Post-Progressive Post! Visit The Post-Progressive Post It is our sincere hope that this new site, and the perspective it promotes, can help ameliorate the political hyperpolarization that prevents us from solving the mounting challenges facing our country and our world. While there are many interesting approaches to addressing hyperpolarization currently being offered, we believe that all of them, to a greater or lesser degree, neglect the current driver of our political polarization: cultural evolution. By learning to see how culture evolves
We are pleased to announce the official launch of our new content-hub website designed to highlight the emerging post-progressive perspective, the Post-Progressive Post! Visit The Post-Progressive Post It is our sincere hope that this new site, and the perspective it promotes, can help ameliorate the political hyperpolarization that prevents us from solving the mounting challenges facing our country and our
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 28 Jun 21
I’m excited to announce the launch of my latest work: THE POST-PROGRESSIVE POST www.post-progressive.org Cocreated with Josh Leonard and the Institute for Cultural Evolution. Here is the 300 word media release: BOULDER, COLORADO, June 28, 2021: The torn social fabric of American culture is threatening our democracy. Yet no one seems capable of brokering a truce in the culture war. In response to this daunting challenge, a new publication offers a fresh solution: a post-progressive political perspective. This is the focus of “The Post-Progressive Post,” the latest offering from the Institute for Cultural Evolution think tank, a nonprofit organization originally
I’m excited to announce the launch of my latest work: THE POST-PROGRESSIVE POST www.post-progressive.org Cocreated with Josh Leonard and the Institute for Cultural Evolution. Here is the 300 word media release: BOULDER, COLORADO, June 28, 2021: The torn social fabric of American culture is threatening our democracy. Yet no one seems capable of brokering a truce in the culture war.
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 15 Jun 21
Journalist George Packer’s recent article in The Atlantic entitled, How America Fractured Into Four Parts, validates my analysis of the polarities within the left and right. Below are the latest versions of our polarity charts for both sides. The post Updated Charts: Polarities on the Left and Right appeared first on Steve McIntosh: Official Website.
Journalist George Packer’s recent article in The Atlantic entitled, How America Fractured Into Four Parts, validates my analysis of the polarities within the left and right. Below are the latest versions of our polarity charts for both sides. The post Updated Charts: Polarities on the Left and Right appeared first on Steve McIntosh: Official Website.
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 15 Jun 21
Journalist George Packer’s recent article in The Atlantic entitled, How America Fractured Into Four Parts, validates our analysis of the polarities within the left and right. Below are the latest versions of our polarity charts for both sides. ShareThe post Updated Charts: Polarities on the Left and Right appeared first on Institute for Cultural Evolution.
Journalist George Packer’s recent article in The Atlantic entitled, How America Fractured Into Four Parts, validates our analysis of the polarities within the left and right. Below are the latest versions of our polarity charts for both sides. ShareThe post Updated Charts: Polarities on the Left and Right appeared first on Institute for Cultural Evolution.
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 8 Jun 21
My claim is that the next murderous regime will be less based around agitation, fear-mongering and fiery speeches. It will come, there is good reason to suspect, from the source we least expect: comedy. In the echoing laughter of the crowd, transmitted over long distances of networked broadcasting, we will find the next genocide. Unwanted populations violently exterminated, and the crowd laughing, laughing. The following is a slightly edited extract from Hanzi Freinacht’s book ‘Nordic Ideology: A Metamodern Guide to Politics, Book Two’. This is the second book in a series on metamodern thought, a work of popular philosophy that investigates
My claim is that the next murderous regime will be less based around agitation, fear-mongering and fiery speeches. It will come, there is good reason to suspect, from the source we least expect: comedy. In the echoing laughter of the crowd, transmitted over long distances of networked broadcasting, we will find the next genocide. Unwanted populations violently exterminated, and the