@neil nobody has or will until they see it.
I've been using AI to study it, which I don't think anyone else has done. It's a very powerful research tool.
Here's the context:
https://x.com/AnthonyCFox/status/1925983352588308590
Systems thinker. Ethical analyst.
Former Scientologist — labeled a Suppresive Person nearly 40 years ago.
Despite multiple policies written by Hubbard himself forbidding it, the Church has closed the door completely and will no longer communicate with me.
I have deep respect for Hubbard’s work.
But the Church has become a personal kingdom — structured not around the tech, but around David Miscavige and his craven desire for power.
Try putting your ideas into an AI and see what it says.
I have a lot of criticisms of how AI is being implemented, perceived and hyped, but as a research tool it is peerless.
@neil nobody has or will until they see it.
I've been using AI to study it, which I don't think anyone else has done. It's a very powerful research tool.
Here's the context:
https://x.com/AnthonyCFox/status/1925983352588308590
@neil as a lawyer you don't find this interesting?
Am I bothering you? I'll stop, now.
@GhostOnTheHalfShell @economics-that-works
They put money above everything else, you can't expect an enlightened attitude from that perspective.
@GhostOnTheHalfShell @economics-that-works
Framing economics as racist, or anything other than what it is, works in the favor of the people that only care about money - it takes the attention off of them and their hoarding of wealth and power.
The system is geared for, and by, investors - and everyone else be damned!
@GhostOnTheHalfShell @economics-that-works @ChrisMayLA6
The system isn’t broken—it’s working exactly as designed.
Not for users. Not for workers.
For investors.
Kevin Carson’s breakdown of enshittification and vulture capitalism doesn’t just describe isolated failures—it exposes a consistent logic: extract value, consolidate power, externalize cost. Whether it’s platform decay or private equity looting, the pattern holds.
This isn’t a glitch in capitalism.
It is capitalism—when investor returns are the only metric that matters.
@GhostOnTheHalfShell @economics-that-works
Investor-first economics has become so top-heavy it's not going to make it.
Economics needs to work for everyone - not just the wealthy.