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The Center Cannot Hold
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Social unraveling, network states and neophilosophical movements
The Center Cannot Hold April 30, 2023 April 30, 2023 The Center Cannot Hold grace@pacecapital.com grace@pacecapital.com Archive Archive UV With this framing, I’m interested in innovations around the things (or institutions) that bind us together. This might manifest as the decoupling of citizenship from physical state – cloud nations and network states. It may also mean the resurgence of existing religion or neo-philosophical movements. It might take shape as cult-like devotion to a product. During World War I, Woodrow Wilson promoted the concept of self-determination: the idea that a nation (
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