Known simply as "Escape" or "Esc", he has an excellent Substack called The price of freedom is eternal vigilance, in which he analyses digital control and the agendas driving us towards governmental centralisation such as the global warming agenda and social credit scores.
His work is quite sophisticated and takes a bit of time to dissect, which is why I invited him on to my show.
The most effective control is requested, not imposed.
— Esc
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Talking points
- Accurate simulations need too much material, making them impossible to do.
- Future predictions rely on little data, creating lots of uncertainty.
- Carbon credits and emissions are influenced by social factors and justice issues.
- Systems like three-party locks, social justice, and health emergencies can limit consumer choices and available goods.
- Economic and environmental complexities, plus technology, are key for understanding and planning.
Controlled dialectics ensure no narrative escapes systemic containment.
— Esc
