Ethics

The Evolution of American Corruption: From Founding Virtue to Algorithmic Control

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A Journey Through Power, Privilege, and the Systems That Preserve Them Introduction: A Question of Origins Were the Founding Fathers just as corrupt as today’s politicians? The question emerged one morning over coffee and news headlines, and it wouldn’t let go. The answer, it turns out, isn’t simple—but it’s revealing. What follows is an exploration … Read more

Grappling With the Illusion of Western Moral Authority

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For decades, the U.S. and its allies (NATO, the EU, and others) have positioned themselves as the global champions of freedom, democracy, and human rights. This narrative is central to their identity and their claim to leadership on the world stage. But what happens when the actions of these same governments directly contradict those ideals? … Read more