Societal Collapse Discourse

Systemic failure, institutional decay, secular stagnation, historical analogies, moral paralysis

Homo Economicus
Economic Polemic, Featured Articles, Philosophical Reflection, Societal Collapse Discourse

Economics fails the Philosophy of Science Test

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Modern macroeconomics is built upon Homo Economicus: a rational, utility-maximising agent that sits at the centre of theories of growth, equilibrium and welfare. Yet psychology, neuroscience, evolutionary biology and behavioural economics increasingly suggest that no such cognitive architecture exists. This essay argues that economics has become an intellectual oxbow lake, isolated from the scientific discoveries that should have forced a revision of its foundations.

Featured Articles, Philosophical Reflection, Polemic & Public Letters, Political Commentary, Societal Collapse Discourse

When Moral Certainty Silences Conscience

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The greatest threat to justice today is not moral passion, but moral certainty – the belief that the right answers are already known and that questioning them is itself dangerous. When movements treat reasoning as harm, conscience gives way to conformity, and democracy starts to imitate the very failures it claims to oppose.

Gossiping Girls
Philosophical Reflection, Polemic & Public Letters, Public Policy Reform, Societal Collapse Discourse

The science is in – DV policy is gender‑biased

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Psychology has shown for decades that men and women express aggression differently — yet DV policy still assumes only male‑mode aggression matters. Female‑mode aggression, including reputational harm and systems abuse, remains invisible, unmeasured, and uninvestigated. “Believe all women” amplifies this blind spot. We need to investigate all allegations.

Featured Articles, Personal Reflection, Polemic & Public Letters, Societal Collapse Discourse

When the Justice System becomes the Abuser

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If the institutions meant to protect victims continue to fail them, the consequences extend far beyond those individuals. Some, like myself, may be driven to the edge of suicide. Others may commit acts of desperation that hurt not only themselves, but those around them. This is not to excuse such outcomes — but to recognise the role that systemic neglect plays in escalating harm. Prevention begins with accountability, empathy, and reform.

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