The free world is slowly heading towards the abyss. The problems we face today are great and growing rapidly. To name but a few: Widespread corruption and bloat, captured institutions, partisan media, a failing rule of law, monetary debasement, spiralling national debts, rampant overregulation and uncontrolled mass immigration with all its consequences. In this manifesto, I trace all these problems to their final, common cause: noncapitalist institutions that are detrimental to society. Our only way out is revolutionary capitalism: establishing full capitalism by electoral and non-electoral means. It recognises that mass democracy and other forms of noncapitalism are driving the free world towards disaster. Privatising our institutions is the only solution, including governments. This essay is meant to rally entrepreneurs to take action, and explains how they can do so.

We stand at the beginning of the greatest revolution in military technology since the invention of gunpowder. AI promises to make human soldiers obsolete, replacing them with robotic systems. This development will bring about a revolution in political institutions by removing the constraints that led to democracy. Technology made democracy, and will unmake it. What is likely to emerge in its stead is a patchwork of proprietary jurisdictions. This essay ends by proposing safeguards that might keep beneficial parts of democratic governance even as its technological foundations crumble.

Surveys, history and neuropsychological research shows clear patterns in what kind of architecture humans prefer. In this essay I explain what we can learn from this, including what's necessary for buildings to beautiful, why this implies a return to traditional architecture and how people can profit from building beautiful buildings.