4 Explainers
Complexity describes systems with many interacting parts. Confusion is often manufactured—through jargon, opacity, or false authority. This explainer shows how to tell the difference.
News reports what happened. Explainers show why it keeps happening. This piece clarifies the structural gap between updates and understanding.
This site explains how systems work without telling you what to think, what to support, or how to feel. It is a tool for orientation, not persuasion.
The world feels chaotic because we experience events locally and emotionally. At a systemic level, outcomes follow repeatable patterns shaped by incentives, constraints, and selection pressures.