Warning: this is a long post, split over two parts.
With Godwin's law in mind, the Nazis rejected modernism, but were at the forefront of exploiting modern technology.
Yes. Mike Frazer pointed out that there's a set of Western ideas that have become truly universal, beyond markets: means-end rationality, bureaucracy and the state, and science.
With Godwin's law in mind, the Nazis rejected modernism, but were at the forefront of exploiting modern technology.
Yes. Mike Frazer pointed out that there's a set of Western ideas that have become truly universal, beyond markets: means-end rationality, bureaucracy and the state, and science.