Author name: Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano

When AI stops watching citizens and starts auditing the state. Toward a Technological Audit of PowerThe inversion of the digital panopticonBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano Throughout these essays, we have warned about the attempt by collectivist elites to use AI and robotics to consolidate an unprecedented form of social control.However, the nature of technology […]

Artificial intelligence, personalized learning and lifelong reskilling are challenging the centralized education model. Liberal Education in the 21st CenturyFrom the State Classroom to Decentralized Algorithmic LearningBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano The Anachronism of the Prussian ModelIf there is one field where socialism and statism have left a deeper mark of stagnation, it is education.The

Additive manufacturing moves productive power from the State and large industry to the individual, weakening customs, taxation and regulation. 3D PRINTING AND THE END OF THE FISCAL MONOPOLYThe end of physical customs and the twilight of state mercantilismBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano It is an intrinsic characteristic of collectivist regimes —and of those that,

The promise of computational socialism ignores that prices, innovation, and freedom cannot be calculated from a central office. Economic Calculation in Quantum TimesThe Chimera of Computational SocialismBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano It is common to hear, in the corridors of the new collectivist intelligentsia, that the great dilemma raised by Ludwig von Mises regarding

Artificial intelligence revives an old temptation: believing that calculation, control and planning can replace the spontaneous order of freedom. The Fatal Arrogance in the Age of the AlgorithmThe atavism of centralized planning against spontaneous orderBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano It is imperative to begin these lines by recalling that human progress is not the

Three current political examples show how language, public image and resentment can replace individual judgment with narrative allegiance. OVERCOMING COGNITIVE PARALYSIS (II)Three current examples of applied MarxismBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva: The Occupation of Language and the Ethics of ImpunityIn Lula’s case, the application of Olavo’s concepts reveals a

Olavo de Carvalho’s critique of ideological thinking and the replacement of reality by collectivist narratives. OVERCOMING COGNITIVE PARALYSIS (I)Ideology: an abstract simplification that brutalizesBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano “The minimum you need not to be an idiot,” Olavo de Carvalho.This phrase immediately evokes his emphasis on overcoming “cognitive paralysis” and the importance of classical

A frontal proposal to link public spending, state efficiency and technology in a Uruguay facing the material limits of its own model. THE SENSITIVITY OF THE POCKETThe worker’s back. The suffocation of inefficiencyBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano The pocket is the most sensitive organ of the political body.In Uruguay, intellectual debate is a national

The new technological shift makes the old bureaucratic State unviable and forces the country to choose efficiency or decline. The Inevitable Change of EraThe “Great Wave” of Agentic IntelligenceBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano We are living through what some call the Administrative Singularity, about which some people offer opinions simply because they hold public