The Deep Dive

Sanctions were meant to break the machine — but the system adapted.This episode dissects how Russia’s war economy reinvented itself through controlled scarcity, ideology, and military contracts.We explore how coercion became currency, how propaganda sustains production, and why collapse is impossible in a model where pain itself is a resource.Russia’s Economy of War isn’t about numbers — it’s about survival logic written into the state’s DNA.

What if stupidity isn’t a lack of intelligence — but a feature of modern systems?In this episode we explore how collective decision-making, media feedback loops, and algorithmic incentives create environments where thinking becomes inefficient — and obedience becomes profitable.From social media outrage to bureaucratic paralysis, Collective Stupidity reveals how intelligence, when networked, can collapse into noise.

Marx predicted the logic of capitalism long before it learned to code.In this episode we trace how his critique of labor, ownership, and value re-emerges inside today’s digital infrastructure — where algorithms own production and users become the new proletariat.From data extraction to behavioral markets, Digital Capitalism via Marx 2.0 explores how ideology survived the upgrade.

Your brain doesn’t see the world — it predicts it.Every thought, memory, and reaction is part of a self-optimizing system that balances energy and survival. In this episode we explore how logic becomes illusion, why truth depends on prediction, and how perception itself can be weaponized by systems of belief and control.When you realize that thinking is just another algorithm — you start to see who’s actually running the show.

In the 20th century, oil and steel ruled empires; today it’s GPUs and algorithms. This episode explores how chip density and computational control replaced raw materials as the real currency of power. We trace how technology, capital, and ideology merged into one infrastructure — digital sovereignty — and how that battle now defines the future of nations and thought itself.