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If the News is Fake, Imagine History | The Network State
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Access to the Network has changed our perception of the present and the perception of the past.
If the News is Fake, Imagine History | Network State If the News is Fake, Imagine History The collision of Leviathans has knocked something loose. Access to all that information from the Network has changed our perception of the present, and with it the perception of the past. The historical inevitability and (even more importantly) the desirability of the US establishment's victory over all opponents is now very much in question. Both outside and inside the US, there's the sense that the US-dominated postwar order is either on its last legs or already over , and that the ancient legislators a
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