Slavery is a crime against humanity because it claims ownership of a person. The Rome Statute defines enslavement as “the exercise of any or all of the powers attaching to the right of ownership over a person”, and it treats that exercise as a crime against humanity when committed as part of a widespread or…
The Boundary That Separates Hospitality from Control Andrew Tate denies the allegations against him. Nothing here is a finding about his case. It is a test of a boundary, because the boundary is the whole argument. Imagine a man who flies women to his house. He pays for the flights. He provides the accommodation. He…
Introduction: The Deck That Ate the World I want to tell you about the single most destructive artifact of the last twenty years. It is not the smartphone. It is not the algorithm. It is the presentation deck — the pitch, the prompt, the roadmap, the visual outline — the beautiful lie that has replaced…