moldbug was right
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maybe the whigs were right
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market economy was sort of America's thing for a while, along with a few other european economies for sure even less formal than this tho
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The same is probably true for the US. That is, whatever it is, it's more like "modern society" than is is like the US was 150 years ago.
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Hmmmmmrrrmrmrmrmmmmmmmmmmmrrrmrmrmm Need to think more on this
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something something eschaton
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Is the same true for Mongolia?
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maybe?
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superficially maybe the norms and institutional models we recognize weren’t *all* invented by the US, we just pretend they were *bald eagle cries in the distance*
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not institutions exactly, at least not Institutions but small-i institutions ways quotidian lives are structured
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you ought to travel more
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This is just SSC's "universal culture", no?pic.twitter.com/mtGfnxemXk
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Possibly--probably? Seems native in the US perhaps
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if it's truly universal it feels native everywhere. if it's truly universal it causes alienation everywhere too.
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