Author name: Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano

The Leviathan State Submits to Technological Singularity – Technological singularity is already reshaping state power structures. – Automation redefines public spending and reduces traditional bureaucracy. – The State balances between technological efficiency and rising social demands. The Inevitable Changes The Leviathan State Submits to Technological Singularity Technological singularity is a moment that is already occurring. […]

Automation and artificial intelligence expose the structural obsolescence of the modern State – Automation as a structural rupture of the State model.– Corruption as systemic inefficiency rather than isolated deviation.– The transition toward algorithmic governance. Sterile Battles State corruption against technology By Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano The ports of Qidong and the Yangshan cargo

From production to human contribution: creativity, virtue and liberated time – Shift from doing to contributing – AI as liberation or control – New humanism based on virtue and community WHERE ARE WE HEADING The new social contract: excess supply and the need to reinvent consumption By Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano In the past

The structural failure of Marxism and the rise of an AI-driven economic paradigm – Marxism fails due to economic infeasibility and authoritarian drift. – Successful cases rely on market pragmatism, not ideological purity. – Artificial intelligence is reshaping work, inequality, and human purpose. The failure of Marxist orthodoxy By Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano Historically,

From Marxism to the argentic era: a reflection on power, economy and human nature – Tension between ideology and human nature– Marxism as an instrument of state power– Pragmatic balances between markets and political control Marxism and power in global order Invoking the Bishop of Hippo, the phrase “Unde venis et quo vadis?” (Where do

A critique of the pension system through political philosophy and classical economics – Conceptual critique of state pension systems – Interpretations from the liberal tradition – Economic and moral consequences of statism The State is an “invisible presence” that appropriates private resources with the argument of organizing the uncertainty of human life. Borges would justifiably

A cultural and institutional reading of the statist reflex shaping Uruguay’s political evolution. – Statism as a cultural reflex – The constitutional expansion of state intervention – The tension between bureaucratic tutelage and civic freedom Statism, a National Pathology A country with luck: its rulers do everything wrong, yet it survives By Dr. Nelson Jorge

How state incentives transform entrepreneurial rebellion into administrative dependence. – Fiscal incentive syndrome. – Loss of producer identity. – Fragmentation of the entrepreneurial critical mass. Uruguay’s entrepreneurial ecosystem today lives in a profound schizophrenia of interests. On one side, a critical mass of globally competitive talent has emerged in software development, biotechnology, financial logistics and

Productive capital, economic decentralization and technology as drivers of structural transformation – Freedom Zones and Institutional Competition– From the Managerial State to the Platform State– How to Break State Inertia The Only Permanent Thing Is Change The Alternative Is Positive Change Demonopolization of Credit and Savings The Recovery of Capital If the State captured rent