Axel built accelerators and transformed companies e.g. for insurance and wealth management institutions, large investment banks, and family offices.
Balaji Srinivasan's network states are aligned online communities that crowdfund territory, use blockchain for opt-in governance, and seek diplomatic recognition. Core principles include alignment, digital organization, Tiebout sorting, and decentralization.
d/acc isn’t e/acc with brakes — it’s the same thermodynamic drive, now steered by defense, decentralization, and differential choice. A stereoscopic sequel to unchecked ascent.
e/acc isn’t Kurzweil’s timeline or Diamandis’s dream — it’s the universe’s thermodynamic will to grow intelligence. No brakes, no pause, no end.
Nick Land's legacy is hyperstition in motion: accelerationism dismantles humanism, DE maps sovereign exits. In 2025's AI surge, his warnings of democratic drag ring true—urging a "butterfly revolution" via coded meltdown. For future-coding libertarians, he offers velocity, not utopia.
An in-depth analysis of Curtis Yarvin’s Dark Enlightenment philosophy and Urbit project. Observing Yarvin’s critique of democracy’s inefficiencies, and Urbit’s role as a decentralized, sovereign computing stack for libertarians and tech experts.