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  1. Oct 24, 2022 · Yarvin argues that a creative and visionary leader — a “startup guy,” like, he says, Napoleon or Lenin was — should seize absolute power, dismantle the old regime, and build something new in...

    • Andrew Prokop
  2. Jan 8, 2024 · Historically literate and well-read, Yarvin has absorbed the writing of thinkers like Thomas Carlyle and James Burnham and arrived at a philosophy that has been variously described as “neoreactionary” or “neo-monarchist.”

    • Max Borders
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  4. In Yarvins fantasy world , the monarchy doesn’t devolve into parasitic corruption and waste by the regime and its favorites but rather, it would selflessly work for the flourishing of all people!

  5. Nov 15, 2023 · But I think if you’re actually applying the tenets of it properly, the risk of hyperdeflation may be greater because, essentially, the deflation involves a gumming up or breakage of the machines that put spending power into the economy.

  6. In An Open Letter to Open-Mind Progressives, Yarvin argues that progressive beliefs are out of touch with reality and based on a common sense that has been historically distorted by elitarian thought.

  7. Dec 26, 2022 · Yarvin originally called his concept of aligning property rights with political power "formalism," the formal recognition of realities of power, a term Yarvin said was "borrowed from legal formalism, which is basically the same idea in more modest attire."

  8. Mar 31, 2022 · In 2016, after the second planned talk at a computer programming conference was canceled on account of his political views, Yarvin found himself writing lines like: “I am not anoutspoken...

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