Future of Communications
Subscribe
Sign in
Home
Podcast
Notes
I can't believe it's not Mart…
Archive
About
Polaris Project on QAnon: attribution "termination propaganda" and the limits of inquiry
How even good-faith institutional responses to human trafficking can suppress truth by prematurely foreclosing authority
9 hrs ago
•
Martin Geddes
15
3
Latest
Top
Discussions
Q4881: Anatomy of an information munition
Reverse-engineering a state-level influence artefact before truth or belief enter the frame
Jan 31
•
Martin Geddes
26
4
Wikipedia’s synthetic villains and heroes
How the online encyclopaedia constructs narrative governance objects
Jan 30
•
Martin Geddes
17
3
Accounting without attribution: a ΔΣ case study
How a school governing body responded to findings of historical abuse
Jan 29
•
Martin Geddes
16
1
High Court permission hearing in Manchester on 5 March 2026
A public Judicial Review renewal on fine enforcement, jurisdiction, and access to supervision
Jan 27
•
Martin Geddes
31
2
Q as trading space, not truth space
Why truth alone cannot solve a 5GW survival problem
Jan 25
•
Martin Geddes
55
5
Why “il Donaldo Trumpo” exists
A Mexican boss, a silent intermission, and the problem of keeping reality intact when nothing resolves
Jan 23
•
Martin Geddes
63
7
Introducing ΔΣ: a new science of attributability
A limit theory of how institutional systems trade meaning for continuity
Jan 22
•
Martin Geddes
22
1
See all
Future of Communications
Tech and media in the age of propaganda and information war
Subscribe
Recommendations
The98thMonkey’s Newsletter 1
The98thMonkey
Future of Communications
Subscribe
About
Archive
Recommendations
Sitemap
This site requires JavaScript to run correctly. Please
turn on JavaScript
or unblock scripts
