There’s a special kind of language that doesn’t tell you what’s happening—it tells you what to feel about it. It’s an art form, really. A performance where words pretend to inform but actually sedate. Bureaucrats, generals, and “information managers” have refined it into a linguistic ballet: graceful, bloodless, and utterly lethal to thought.
It’s called doublespeak. Or, in the more poetic tongues of the East, necro-speak—the language of the … Read the rest
By Eric Le Roy
Content 18+ I would like to respond to Artem’s well-conceived article called “The Strength Paradox.” While acknowledging the dramatic galvanizing prowess of the Man with the Plan, Artem opines that the inherent danger lurking in the brain of the unchained game-changer is the possibility, ever-looming, that it will all go to his head. The inspiring revolutionary becomes the tyrant; the religious messiah … Read the rest
Content 18+ My friend Eric recently suggested that I write a follow-up to my post, The Art of the Deal… With Reality, to explore the necessity of strong leadership in overcoming bureaucracy, stagnation, and even the inability to protect one’s interests. At the same time, he emphasized the importance of balance, arguing that current discourse leans too far in one direction. I found myself agreeing with his call for … Read the rest
