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Positioning This Argument This is a neo-Frankfurt analysis of platform capitalism that extends Marcuse's concept of one-dimensional society and Habermas's colonization of the lifeworld thesis into the digital age. Where Marcuse diagnosed how advanced industrial society integrates opposition through affluence and administered pleasure, I argue that platform capitalism achieves something more comprehensive: the systematic erosion of the linguistic and epistemic infrastructure n
In 2025, 1984 feels less like a cautionary novel and more like an operating manual. George Orwell wrote it to warn us about authoritarian control, mass surveillance, and the decay of truth. Instead, we built systems that fulfilled every one of his nightmares. A Book Born from the Ashes of War Published in 1949, 1984 emerged from a world still raw from fascism and Soviet terror. Orwell had watched propaganda redefine reality in Spain, witnessed Stalinist purges twist languag
Ontario’s Bill 60 — the Fighting Delays, Building Faster Act — has passed. Amid raucous protests and warnings from housing advocates, legal clinics, and municipalities across the province, the Ford government rammed through legislation that fundamentally rewrites the rules between landlords and tenants. And they did it fast. On November 6, 2025, the government passed a time-allocation motion to limit debate on Bill 60, with no review by a Standing Committee or public hearing
