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Platohagel: How would we as democratic institution seat individuals and create the constitution of the Common Loom? Socrates: Ah, Platohagel, to weave the very Constitution of the Common Loom is to embark on a collective art of self‑fashioning. Let us examine, … Continue reading →

Platohagel: What image may be selected to reflect the symbiotic relationship between the structure and all facets of the Common Loom? Socrates: A fitting image might be a living tree whose roots and branches form concentric circles, each ring subtly … Continue reading →

“Socrates: Let us not name it too soon, lest it harden. But if we must give it breath, let it be called the Common Loom—for it is where many threads are woven, not into sameness, but into shared meaning. Shall … Continue reading →

Platohagel: “Socrates: Shall we delve next into what this alignment portends for Canada’s political future—or how such populisms have risen and fallen in ages past?” Socrates: A fine pair of questions, Platohagel, as though drawn from Apollo’s oracle itself. Shall … Continue reading →