Everyday Inquiry

Migration and Self-Mutilation as Protest K. T. Mills October 24th 2025 Throughout the Global North, migrants have become the scapegoat du jour, the specter of their exploitable labor used to divide the working class from itself [1] . What we see in El Salvador’s migrant prisons, the terrifying crescendo of nationalist frenzy that accompanies those images, is the maturation of a preexisting worldview. Concurrently, border control infrastructure has grown more mechanistic, and

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Florian Maiwald on capitalist-utopianism and the negation of negation.

Darragh Sheehan on the commodity logic if wokism.

Jag Bhalla on technotheocracy

Helen Rollins on Education - Lack and Excess

Florian Maiwald on Politics and Emancipation

Borna Radnik on Hegel and Star Wars!

Identity-based branding is a hallmark therapy's commodification and betrays the function of the therapeutic encounter.

What happens when capital colonises the "I"/eye?

Anderson is misguided in his comparison of Left and Right Populism.

Right libertarian attempts at 'freedom'.

Literature as politics and philosophy.

Only the recognition of the absurd that we are all surrounded by can drive political action.

How taste is failing the working class.

Ben Burgis on Trump's authoritarianism

Jag Bhalla on the need for political aesthetics to rescue the present.