FUSION: In the Tradition of Liberty
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A journal inspired by the belief that Western civilization is defined by intertwined threads of freedom and tradition, innovation and order, rights and duties.
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Joined February 2023
4/ What is the solution? Gaining wisdom from the traditions of moral philosophy and theology, and pointing out the long-term implications of our collective digital behaviors. Only then we can break free from this willful enslavement.
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1/ "What is the scandal of tech criticism?" asks @WBLittlejohn in his latest contribution. Why, it's the simple scandal of sin:
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RT @aier: 1/4 🧵Entrepreneurs take risks, but in a classical liberal system, who bears the cost of failure? Unlike government-backed ventur…
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The 1989 revolutions weren’t just a win for Western liberalism—they were nationalist uprisings against communist rule. Economic failure, political instability, and national identity, not just ideology, toppled the Soviet empire. A messy truth, but the real one. Read more from Will Collins:
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RT @aier: The Super Bowl is coming up! What will your pizza and beer cost this year? Are we still feeling the impact of inflation? Read mo…
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Instead of clinging to a fixed interpretation, we should recognize the Constitution as a dynamic document that requires a nuanced and flexible approach. True constitutional fidelity isn’t about freezing the past—it’s about applying its principles wisely in a changing world. Read more from @nmosvick :
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"Lynch's work chronicles the trouble we have with putting together the story of America, whether from the point of view of justice or art, whether we look to men or women as protagonists. Lynch was always thinking about America and his celebration of normal American life was patriotic, since it was the proper backdrop for courageous action. He often came up with stories that evoke the strengths of American character, suggesting that we need to look more closely at the ordinary, not to neglect the ugly or terrible things, but that we also need to hold on to our loves. Far from offering surrealism as a fantasy, he wanted to encourage us not to remain trapped in illusions."
David Lynch, master of surreal Americana, recently died at 78. The visionary behind Twin Peaks and Blue Velvet spent his career revealing the darkness beneath small-town innocence, challenging how America sees itself. His work was less about fantasy and more about confronting reality. Read more about the shocking realism of David Lynch from @titusfilm
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David Lynch, master of surreal Americana, recently died at 78. The visionary behind Twin Peaks and Blue Velvet spent his career revealing the darkness beneath small-town innocence, challenging how America sees itself. His work was less about fantasy and more about confronting reality. Read more about the shocking realism of David Lynch from @titusfilm
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RT @aier: 1/7 On Trade Deficits & Tariffs: Everyone thinks trade deficits are destroying America, but the US has been running trade defic…
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RT @smarick: I wrote about "conservative technocracy" and DOGE for @FUSIONaier. The answer isn't better "experts." It's old-fashion governi…
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RT @aier: In a new article for @FUSIONaier , @smarick explains how DOGE would do well to see itself as assisting our governing institutions…
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“DOGE will compound our technocratic problems if its leaders and staff aim to do the work of our institutions for them.” Read @smarick’s latest article on conservative technocracy.
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