Great piece! I wish there were more courage to follow its advice, though...

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The other unhinged but interesting things here is: "Innovation Is Creating Winner-Take-Most Markets".

My dude, no it doesn't. The only business model that the tech industry is interested in is monopoly rent, and so they put everything they can into designing markets that work that way. That's it.

the conversation we should be having is that AI is developing and will certainly displace many workers, and we should develop government programs to even out the losses and gains between workers and capitalists. but instead we argue about whether a trans person was on netflix

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Opinion @michaelpettis.bsky.social ?

So the starting point isn’t parties or policy platforms. It’s rebuilding epistemic foundations:

- Teaching critical thinking early, from K to 12

- Creating civic infrastructure that makes participation real

- Designing accountability systems people can actually trust

We need to embed verification, sourcing, logic, and information literacy not as extra modules, but as core cognitive tools, woven through every subject from K–12 onwards. This isn’t about resisting disinformation. It’s about surviving an epistemic environment with collapsing gatekeepers