Weekly essays from a collective of systems thinkers that apply frameworks like game theory and historical case studies to economic and social patterns such as labor hours, the K-shaped economy and cooperation. Readers get short, idea-driven analysis with curated quotes and illustrative examples rather than news roundups.

Essays applying political science and game theory to geopolitics, authoritarian regimes, and democratic institutions, with original fiction alongside. Readers get argument-driven analysis of topics such as the China-Russia-Iran-North Korea alignment and the information problems of personalist leaders.

Essays by Corey J. Mahler on identity, symbols, and tradition, arguing for a particular account of national and ethnic symbols. Other pieces apply game theory (the Prisoner's Dilemma, Newcomb's paradox) to society and link the transcendentals of truth, goodness, and beauty to Christian doctrine.

A newsletter that explains technical concepts such as expected value, game theory and decision-making in accessible terms, with applications to personal finance and life choices. Each issue walks through a classic puzzle or paradox and shows the reader how to reason about it.