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"Why Can’t They Just Die Already?"
Why Waiting for Boomers to Disappear Won’t Save Us
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Kanav Jain
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Frictionless for Whom?
Seamlessness isn’t always neutral. It’s often subsidized—by someone else’s time, attention, and emotional capacity.
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Kanav Jain
Beyond Deservingness
There’s a peculiar contradiction at the heart of modern public policy: Propose universal provision—unconditional meals, healthcare, housing, or cash—and…
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Kanav Jain
Long On Exclusion: How Investors, Institutions, and the State Keep the Margin Open
From 1493 papal decrees to 2025 AI eviction pilots, and the single profit logic that sustains them.
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Kanav Jain
Racism as a Business Model
How Denial Became a Revenue Stream—and What It Will Take to Break the Machine
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Kanav Jain
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Decommodify
Why should essentials like healthcare, housing, and education be free from market control? Find out how decommodification can create a more just future
Who Gets to Tell the Story?
Why Denial Is the Core of Structural Power
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Kanav Jain
[Accept All] / [Reject All]
You were trained to read like a browser tab—fast, extractive, always behind. This micro-guide shows you how to pause: roll a shoulder, unclench your…
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Kanav Jain
It Really Does Take Two
Power’s greatest conquest isn’t crushing lone rebels or dispersing crowds—it’s sneaking into the everyday interpersonal bonds we rely on.
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Kanav Jain
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