The end of this decade will be the death of populism. It clearly has not worked, and we will soon bend to elitism, technocracy, hierarchy, and institutionalism. I'm just glad to be one of the few sitting at the top in my ivory tower by the time the dust se

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Chud g2zTIC8G 12/07/25 (Sun) 02:43:07 №2502457 [Quote]

The end of this decade will be the death of populism. It clearly has not worked, and we will soon bend to elitism, technocracy, hierarchy, and institutionalism. I'm just glad to be one of the few sitting at the top in my ivory tower by the time the dust settles.

Chud aiCifzE9 [VPN] 12/07/25 (Sun) 02:46:45 №2502466 [Quote]

The older generation had greater respect for land than science. But we live in an age when science, more than soil, has become the provider of growth and abundance. Living just on the land creates loneliness in an age of globality.

Chud lIOKndAM 12/07/25 (Sun) 02:51:49 №2502475 [Quote]

>>2502457 (OP)
>It clearly has not worked, and we will soon bend to elitism, technocracy, hierarchy, and institutionalism
Isn't that the age we already live in?

Minnesotan Orthodox!!7PVmJUxNNM mnAu01e! [VPN] 12/07/25 (Sun) 02:54:17 №2502482 [Quote]

I would consider the death of populism a good thing if it weren't for what will likely replace it

Chud K4sVNtg8 [VPN] 12/07/25 (Sun) 02:56:39 №2502488 [Quote]

If only I were part of that elite

freedotpng!jWpEtmTSek 9!QjHSm8 12/07/25 (Sun) 09:19:12 №2502883 [Quote]

>>2502482
What will replace it?

Colorjak 12/07/25 (Sun) 09:37:59 №2502906 [Quote]

Yeah somoene who says that looks like that