1. Where did you find us? Cercle Proudhon partnership
2. How old are you? (We need to know your real age to treat you as the way it fits your biological brain work). 20
3. What is your nationality? (The country you live in). American
4. How do you think about Siege by James Mason ? Indifferent, not for sake of unfamiliarity. It’s interesting I suppose.
5. What is your opinion on equality? Depends on how it’s defined. If we’re defining it as most of the above answers seem to define it, then I’m indifferent, because they refer to a specific breed of contemporary liberal wonkery that I have no attachment to. If we’re talking equality generally, as in, do I desire that more people than not are equal in maximal value, then I see no reason to declare it a false god. It’s kind of an uninteresting question.
6. What is your ideology? Is it socially conservative and economically leftist or center? (Make it Detailed) Socially moderate, would probably be described as economically left. I’m probably closest to some kind of futurist fascist, though I’m not in principle opposed to certain forms of regulated democratic institutions internal to the state. The problems that concern me most are philosophical and religious, so I don’t hone my views in this area too much, but think of the types of people who read Yukio Mishima *and not* necessarily Mein Kampf.

7. What ideology/worldview do you want to learn and how long have you been with politics? I’m not sure what “being with politics” means, but if it means something like being politically self conscious and aware of political problems, 5 years or so. As for ideology and worldview to learn about, I just like talking to people, so I’m interested in assessing and mediating the views of as many people as I talk to to find the Truth™️.
8. How do you treat a liberal and a fascist, why would you treat them like that? In real life, in simple interpersonal relations? Indifferently. I’m not really concerned with preferential or negative treatment based on political opinion since I myself am not organized for the sake of a political struggle. If I was, I’d answer differently I suppose.

9. What is the ideal world of yours and why? A world in which humans span multiple stars, perhaps even galaxies, are sovereign, perhaps even immortal. I just want more.
10. What do you think about nowadays's popular culture and why? Boring and stale. I don’t know if it’s culturally harmful, because I think people consume pop culture too disingenuously and ironically for them to actually adopt implicit messages, but it’s harmful intellectually in its lack of substance. I like some modern art and culture of course, but it’s either fringe or for passing the time.
11. What is your religion? Christianity
12. What is your opinion on marx and Marxism? I’m a philosopher, and an idealist at that. I find Marx and Marxist philosophers interesting some times, but generally wrong philosophically. I think the critique of capital is valuable and interesting, perhaps even correct in some significant sense, but I have no attachment to the conclusions particular Marxists draw from it.
13. What’s your thoughts on race? Would you call yourself a civic, cultural, or ethnic nationalist? Uninterested in racial identity. To the extent that I’m a nationalist on my good days I’m civic and if I’m grumpy or depressed maybe I’m cultural.
14. What’s your opinion on imperialism? Unregulated imperialism is, like all irrational and formless absurdities, politically undesirable.
15. Are you willing to work with people that are different from you ideologically? That’s what I’m here to do.