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The cognitive chasm — and its personal cost
AI is creating a divide between internal competence and augmented competence — and the rupture between them is becoming deeply personal
7 hrs ago • Martin Geddes
From ∆Q to ∆R — a science of reconstructability
Why most modern governance theory ignores the operational structure of reality
May 21 • Martin Geddes
Civilisation repair toolkit (free download)
I have packaged the ΩΛ∆∑ synthetic governance diagnostic toolkit for public use
May 18 • Martin Geddes
If this is patriotism…
I had an unsatisfying trip to London yesterday to the "Unite the Kingdom" rally — and a night to chew over why I didn't enjoy it. You need to conquer…
May 17 • Martin Geddes
A beautiful new harbour — just not for boats
How a dispute over a tiny Scottish port became a proxy war over legitimacy, public assets, access rights — and who really governs common infrastructure…
May 15 • Martin Geddes
Civilisation Engineering: a rough blueprint
How society lost its grip on reality — and how mathematics can help fix this
May 15 • Martin Geddes
The ΩΛ∆∑ calculus of Trump’s 2016 campaign ad
What can we see when a famous political message is treated like executable governance code and examined clause by clause through a runtime debugger?
May 14 • Martin Geddes
Three readings of Trump’s 2016 campaign ad
Conventional, phenomenological, and structural readings of one of the most powerful political advertisements of the modern era
May 13 • Martin Geddes
Three histories of America
Standard, synthetic and symbolic views of how the United States became less real over time
May 12 • Martin Geddes
Reader’s companion: How to read “Politics is not what you think it is”
A guide to the deeper structure beneath ideology and political conflict
May 11 • Martin Geddes
Politics is not what you think it is
The hidden war between boring coordination and synthetic governance
May 11 • Martin Geddes
Notes from AI on Constitutional Cybernetics
How a strange court case turned into a theory of civilisation
May 10 • Martin Geddes
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