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The order that refused to answer the question
How a High Court permission refusal reveals the quiet mechanics of unaccountable enforcement
 • Martin Geddes
Twitter/X: Five eras, one structural reset
What a decade of analytics reveals about audience growth, shocks, and governance
 • Martin Geddes
The quagmire of authority
How institutions protect legitimacy by substituting procedure for the right to rule
 • Martin Geddes
The moment safety must step back
Why protective AI must retreat as human agency asserts itself
 • Martin Geddes
When tools moralise
Why AI guardrails fail when remit is confused with conscience
 • Martin Geddes
The machine is a normie
Why intelligence without skin in the game smooths catastrophe
 • Martin Geddes
Moss Heights: physical comfort, spiritual cost
The post-war dream of your own home with central heating and hot water lost something essential in the process, and the result is an urban environment…
 • Martin Geddes
Designer hospitality in a post-human world
When systems exceed human limits, what do they owe the humans subjected to them?
 • Martin Geddes
Ghost courts are downstream of ghost money
Why modern justice thins as credit abstractions expand
 • Martin Geddes
Ghost lawyers (Mazur) and ghost courts (Geddes)
Attribution, authority, and the limits of legal convenience in English law
 • Martin Geddes
Where does judicial power come from?
On attribution, statute, and the Single Justice Procedure
 • Martin Geddes

December 2025

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