NETWORKED REALISM: Whoever Controls the Infrastructure, Controls Reality

This podcast episode features Nick Houde and Severin Matusek of co-matter, a Berlin research and strategy studio, discussing their 35-page research memo "New World Order: The Return of Hard Power and Soft Beliefs." The memo is described as an analysis of what happens when power, infrastructure and ideology collide, and it includes quotes such as "Yesterday's moral stance is tomorrow's liability" and "Whoever controls the infrastructure controls reality itself." The host says the memo is a manual for making sense of the present and that he has already bought a copy, which can be ordered through Metalabel.