In addition, Yarvin may be wrong, but he's also wrong in (at least to me) a unique way. Ironically, what little I read of his when he was linked to by Scott Al

In addition, Yarvin may be wrong, but he's also wrong in (at least to me) a unique way. Ironically, what little I read of his when he was linked to by Scott Alexander at Slater Star Codex awhile back made me appreciate the US bureaucracy a lot more than I had prior to reading him. If anything, I went away feeling much more comfortable with how the current US government operates day to day and far less troubled by how little effect "democracy" actually has in this country. I doubt that's what Yarvin intended, of course, but if I had just heard "racist" and "bigot" and shunned him entirely, as many people seem to think I should have, I'd be less informed today and substantially less positive about our government. I'm glad I didn't.