Donorcracy

They said power corrupts—and then gave the power to the people. Learn how democracies erode cultures under the pretence of moral superiority.

Have you noticed that laws often seem illogical from a moral perspective—that what is "right" doesn't always feel good, and what feels good doesn't always seem right? Have you observed that democracy keeps failing in predictable ways, and that the economic system behaves nothing like we expect, surprising us again and again—rarely for the better? And have you wondered why people fail to understand each other, even in situations where everything should be clear and obvious?

If you have asked yourself these questions, this book is written for you.

Donorcracy explains why the world feels misaligned, why familiar systems fail, and why the obvious is often not true. It puts everything that "feels wrong but is hard to articulate" into its proper place—revealing the underlying logic of morality, power, economics, and human behaviour.