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Law v. Virtue
This one is for J. Brice Kerr, who not only knew this, but lived it. Law exists to restrain force, not to express virtue. Let’s slow this down and really open it up. 1. Law vs Virtue: A Deliberate Divorce Many political systems assume: The Constitution assumes neither. This is a post-idealistic document. It does…
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Where we are in various cyclical theories of history
Overview of Cyclical Theories of HistoryCyclical theories of history posit that human societies, economies, and civilizations don’t progress linearly but instead follow repeating patterns of rise, peak, decline, and renewal. These ideas draw from philosophy, economics, sociology, and historiography, often emphasizing factors like demographics, technology, social cohesion, or generational dynamics. Unlike linear views (e.g., endless…
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Random Acts of Eccentricity 