Martin Gurri's Public is tearing at a cheap bastardization of our original social order, which freed people to create wealth. In its place we are left with an economy of mansions, butlers, and maids.
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The subtle rise of corporatist techno-fascism
Martin Gurri's Public is tearing at a cheap bastardization of our original social order, which freed people to create wealth. In its place we are left with an economy of mansions, butlers, and maids.
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