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]]>In this hour-long edition of Cognitive Republic, I explore how democracies can learn from experience, recognise failure and change course—and why their survival may depend on getting better at it.
This episode brings the earlier releases together in one long listen. Start here if you’re new to Cognitive Republic, or settle in to hear the argument in one sitting.
In future episodes, the Cognitive Republic asks how democracies can notice what is happening, remember what they have learned, judge well and correct course. From there, the podcast ranges across the meeting of brain and world: conversation and memory, information and power, and the forces that shape how we see, think and act together—including cognitive warfare. The book-length project, written in public, provides the spine; each episode can follow a question into the wider terrain where minds, societies and power meet.
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]]>In this hour-long edition of Cognitive Republic, I explore how democracies can learn from experience, recognise failure and change course—and why their survival may depend on getting better at it.
This episode brings the earlier releases together in one long listen. Start here if you’re new to Cognitive Republic, or settle in to hear the argument in one sitting.
In future episodes, the Cognitive Republic asks how democracies can notice what is happening, remember what they have learned, judge well and correct course. From there, the podcast ranges across the meeting of brain and world: conversation and memory, information and power, and the forces that shape how we see, think and act together—including cognitive warfare. The book-length project, written in public, provides the spine; each episode can follow a question into the wider terrain where minds, societies and power meet.
What should I take up in a future episode? What has an institution failed to learn? Where have you seen it change course? Send me a question by replying to a Cognitive Republic email or messaging me on Bluesky. Your questions will help shape the running order.
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]]>Cognitive Republic asks how democracies can notice what is happening, remember what they have learned, judge well and correct course. From there, the podcast ranges across the meeting of brain and world: conversation and memory, information and power, and the forces that shape how we see, think and act together—including cognitive warfare. The book-length project, written in public, provides the spine; each episode can follow a question into the wider terrain where minds, societies and power meet.
What should I take up in a future episode? What has an institution failed to learn? Where have you seen it change course? Send me a question by replying to a Cognitive Republic email or messaging me on Bluesky. Your questions will help shape the running order.
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]]>Cognitive Republic asks how democracies can notice what is happening, remember what they have learned, judge well and correct course. From there, the podcast ranges across the meeting of brain and world: conversation and memory, information and power, and the forces that shape how we see, think and act together—including cognitive warfare. The book-length project, written in public, provides the spine; each episode can follow a question into the wider terrain where minds, societies and power meet.
What should I take up in a future episode? What has an institution failed to learn? Where have you seen it change course? Send me a question by replying to a Cognitive Republic email or messaging me on Bluesky. Your questions will help shape the running order.
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]]>This is my new home for a new mission: a book-length project written online, in public - a new and scary experience for me, and I hope an exhilarating experience for you - the reader.
And now available as a podcast - for you - the listener.
Cognitive Republic: Building Societies That Experiment, Learn, and Evolve.
Reinventing Democracies as Learning, Adaptive, Systems
Cognitive Republic started life as a book proposal: I have decided instead to release it here piece-by-piece to test the arguments and to engage in thinking in public.
Liberal democracy does not need more moral rhetoric or further arguments about liberals versus conservatives or big versus small government; these arguments are tedious, care-worn, and fruitless. They are getting us nowhere. We need to move on from this way of doing business.
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]]>This is my new home for a new mission: a book-length project written online, in public - a new and scary experience for me, and I hope an exhilarating experience for you - the reader.
And now available as a podcast - for you - the listener.
Cognitive Republic: Building Societies That Experiment, Learn, and Evolve.
Reinventing Democracies as Learning, Adaptive, Systems
Cognitive Republic started life as a book proposal: I have decided instead to release it here piece-by-piece to test the arguments and to engage in thinking in public.
Liberal democracy does not need more moral rhetoric or further arguments about liberals versus conservatives or big versus small government; these arguments are tedious, care-worn, and fruitless. They are getting us nowhere. We need to move on from this way of doing business.
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