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The WRONG lessons we’ve been learning from this political nightmare, and the RIGHT ones we should learn instead

This is a pathetic, last-minute gambit by Kamala to buy votes from black men. The best way to stop discrimination based on race is to *STOP* discriminating based on race. We should finally give it a try in America.

Vivek Ramaswamy x.com

if we want to catalyze collective behavior, our consideration must extend from “tribes” as we know them to “tribal networks.”

Marcus Collins • For the Culture

tribalism has intensified.

Kelly M. Kapic • Becoming Whole: Why the Opposite of Poverty Isn't the American Dream

People engaged in high-rung politics, without the burden of rigid attachment to any one ideology, can combine ideas from across the spectrum to form a nimble political superbrain that can respond in nuanced ways to changing times.

Tim Urban • What's Our Problem?: A Self-Help Book for Societies

Kropotkin’s insistence on solidarity is critical to understanding that to speak of animal politics is not to indulge in anthropomorphism – the attribution of human terms and qualities to non-humans – nor is it a misrepresentation of instinctual, ‘natural kinship’ behaviours. Rather, it is the full acknowledgement that we share a world. This world i

James Bridle • Ways of Being: Beyond Human Intelligence

At the heart of this approach is a commitment to resolving our disagreements by appealing to public reasons (political values that our fellow citizens can share) rather than to our personal moral or religious beliefs.

Daniel Chandler • Free and Equal: A Manifesto for a Just Society

We’ve treated humans as separate groups for historically well-known reasons — all the instincts of tribes and tribalism — and yet we now can see clearly that thinking of ourselves as “humanity” — as all of us — is critical to solving the global problems we now face.

Medium • The Ecosystem Hypothesis

cette fin, il faut rassurer plutôt que blâmer, réformer plutôt que révolutionner, viser des objectifs de proximité plutôt que commencer par la fin, rapprocher plutôt que provoquer,