Having met a lot of people who identify with either camp, I kinda suspect there's a kind of common psychology, too — aggressive, communicative but not agreeable, smarter than average, low happiness baseline/set point
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Is neoreaction basically the right's communism? Both demand a massive centralization effort & it seems like both are attempts to end certain arms races via restricting/controlling markets; communism with a fiscal/class focus & neoreaction with a social/authority focus
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This seems wrong due to the reverence for decentralization among NRx types
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Maybe in fiscal markets. The central NRx concept demands the creation of a massive centralized power hierarchy, variably resembling a monarchy/aristocracy or private business
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Well, there is no accelerationism without Marx.
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Main thing is don't get excited.
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Plenty of time to do what's right.
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I don't think centralization is a core part of NRX. I've heard it as "postmodern conservatism" - a mostly right-libertarian agenda informed by human appetites for power.
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Do Reactionaries actually see their centralization efforts as a global phenomenon like communists? It's been my impression that the desire for authoritarianism is highly specific. e.g. Moldbug's patchwork states.
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Or to put it another way, I see neoreaction as nationalist and communism as internationalist. Keeping out the barbarians locally (NRX) vs. crushing and domesticating them globally (Communism).
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