Narrative Sovereignty, Weaponized Pricing, and the Dollar’s Dominance in a Fragmenting Global Economy

The global economy is no longer a race for efficiency—it’s a contest of narratives, where sovereignty dictates prices and power. I see narrative sovereignty—the ability to weaponize stories of identity, scarcity, and allegiance—as the driving force behind today’s economic shifts. Tariffs are not mere taxes; they are catalysts amplifying uncertainty, contradiction, and nationalistic excuses, turning … Continue reading Narrative Sovereignty, Weaponized Pricing, and the Dollar’s Dominance in a Fragmenting Global Economy →

Understanding Global Economic Power through the Three Core Accounts

I’d like to discuss the dynamics of global economic power, starting with a nation’s three key accounts, then examining how Trump’s trade policies shape America’s financial standing in contrast to Europe, and finally reflecting on the deeper implications. The three accounts—current account, capital account, and financial account—are like a country’s financial ledger, tracking the inflow … Continue reading Understanding Global Economic Power through the Three Core Accounts →

Book Review: Les Parrains du Monde de l’Art

Let’s be honest—when we think about art, we love to imagine the lone genius, brush in hand, lost in a creative frenzy. But let’s not kid ourselves. Behind every great masterpiece, there’s almost always a benefactor, a patron, a parrain—whether it’s a king, a pope, a billionaire, or even a corporate sponsor. That’s exactly what … Continue reading Book Review: Les Parrains du Monde de l’Art →

The Decline of Civilization and the Shackles of Animal Nature: A Contemporary Reflection on French Society

when we speak of the decline of modern society—particularly that of contemporary France—we must understand that this is not merely a superficial economic or political crisis. It is a far deeper crisis of civilization and thought. At the core of this crisis lies a degeneration of our thinking abilities and logical reasoning, compounded by our … Continue reading The Decline of Civilization and the Shackles of Animal Nature: A Contemporary Reflection on French Society →