The article explores the evolution of Mencius Moldbug's reactionary philosophy, which challenges egalitarian principles by suggesting a return to monarchical or corporate governance. His manifesto criticizes the prevailing left-liberal consensus shaped by the media and academic institutions, describing it as 'the Cathedral.' Moldbug's radical proposals include the liquidation of democracy and the establishment of a profit-driven state led by a C.E.O.-in-chief. The piece highlights the disturbing normalization of these ideas within contemporary political discourse on the right.
Mencius Moldbug postulated the removal of democracy and the emergence of a C.E.O.-in-chief, proposing a radical reform of government into a profit-driven corporation.
The essence of Moldbug's critique lies in the belief that egalitarianism worsens societal issues, a conclusion he claims is masked by the 'Cathedral' of media and academia.
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