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RSS FeedBorkedsys is built to expose what many sense but few can name: systemic dysfunction is not accidental, but the result of deliberate design. From economics to governance, prevailing structures operate through scarcity, control, and extraction. This project documents those mechanics, maps hidden architectures, and outlines pathways toward sustainability, cooperation, and system redesign. The aim is not just to critique existing systems, but to decode them—making their logic visible and outlining the conditions for coherent alternatives.
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Engineered Blindness: How Systemic Power Manufactures, Manages, and Erases Humanitarian Tragedy
A forensic analysis of the global crises in Sudan, Congo, and Gaza, exposing the system-engineered neglect, narrative management, and structural violence underlying mass suffering, plus a call for rupture and systemic reorientation toward care and dignity for all.
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Beyond the Compass: Seeing the Game Board for What It Is
Updated:Why the left/right political compass is just a map of a broken game, and how a Resource-Based Economy transcends it entirely.
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Patterns of Control
Updated:Systemic outcomes don’t just emerge, they repeat. This article traces the recurring structures that maintain inequality, confusion, and compliance.
Recent Posts
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Why Crisis Is the System: How Market Logic Shapes Collapse (and What Comes Next)
A Borkedsys analysis of why recurring crisis is not an accident, but the natural output of a market-driven system and how real change requires seeing the system beneath the symptoms.
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The Architecture of Belief
Updated:If the system is visible, why do so few resist it? Because what we believe is possible has already been shaped. This article explores how systems design our perception of reality.
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Why It’s Not Broken — It’s Built This Way
Updated:What if systemic dysfunction isn’t failure but design? This article explores how scarcity, collapse, and inequality serve a purpose in maintaining the current system.
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What Is a System? (And Why You're Already Inside One)
Updated:A foundational primer for understanding how systems shape our lives and why systemic thinking is the key to unlocking real change.