The Price of Convenience

How republics die — not through conquest, but through the slow surrender of civic virtue

9 hrs ago • Sam Sivarajan

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Superman Isn't Coming

On hijacked ships, hollow skies, and the hands we've been given

Apr 16 • Sam Sivarajan

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Justice Without Exception

On the rule of law, the arrogance of exemption, and what every serious tradition of human thought says in response.

Apr 2 • Sam Sivarajan

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March 2026

They Don't Debate You. They Bury You

A philosophical reckoning with the present moment — and the tools that help us stay human.

Mar 19 • Sam Sivarajan

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The World As It Is — And As We Must Make It

On realism, justice, and why accepting the world as it is has always been the first refuge of those who benefit most from it.

Mar 6 • Sam Sivarajan

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Principled or Partisan? Part 2 of 2

The Erosion of Democratic Values

Mar 5 • Sam Sivarajan

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February 2026

Principled or Partisan? Part 1 of 2

The Erosion of Democratic Values

Feb 19 • Sam Sivarajan

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The Paradox of Grace

Finding Strength in Weakness

Feb 5 • Sam Sivarajan

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January 2026

Being A Good Human in the Attention Economy

A note to the reader

Jan 22 • Sam Sivarajan

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The Lost Art & Practice of Being a Good Human

A note to the reader:

Jan 8 • Sam Sivarajan

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December 2025