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Why Entrepreneurs are Fleeing the UK
A deep dive into how the UK's high tax burden and cultural attitude toward success are driving away the nation's most talented creators.
The Rise of the 'Woke Right'
Kisin identifies a new trend he calls the 'woke right'—a movement on the right that mirrors the identity politics and victimhood narrative of the radical left.
Why Commentary Has More Power Than Politics
Konstantin Kisin explains why he chooses to remain a commentator rather than entering politics, arguing that he has more influence as an unfiltered voice than as a Member of Parliament bound by party lines.
Accelerationism: Why Things Must Get Worse to Get Better
Kisin explains his 'accelerationist' view, suggesting that fundamental cultural change only occurs when the reality of a crisis becomes impossible to ignore.
The Rational Case for Nuclear Proliferation
An analysis of why small countries now see nuclear weapons as their only guarantee of safety in a world where rules no longer apply.
The Collapse of the Rules-Based World Order
Konstantin Kisin explains why the post-WWII geopolitical framework is disintegrating and how the West lost its focus after the Cold War.
Elite Overproduction and the AI Job Crisis
A discussion on 'elite overproduction' and how AI is rapidly eliminating the high-level jobs that university graduates expect to find.
The Return of Empires: Trump and Greenland
Konstantin discusses Trump's serious interest in Greenland as a sign that the world is returning to an era of explicit imperial power struggles.
The Price of Cultural Instability: Why Integration Matters
Konstantin Kisin discusses the impact of mass immigration on cultural stability and the necessity of full integration to maintain a cohesive national identity.
The Danger of Perceived Weakness in Global Leaders
Using a Russian version of the Jungle Book as an analogy, Kisin explains how international adversaries like Russia and China react when they perceive weakness in Western leadership.
Why Britain is Poorer Today Than 20 Years Ago
A breakdown of the UK's economic decline, focusing on GDP per capita and the destruction of domestic manufacturing.
Why Young People are Turning to Socialism
Konstantin Kisin explains the psychological and economic drivers behind the rise of socialism among the youth, citing the 'housing ladder' and a sense that the future has been taken away.
The Trap of Feelings Over Reality
Kisin references Thomas Sowell to argue that modern Western policy is increasingly driven by what feels good rather than what actually works, leading to detrimental societal consequences.
How to Prepare Your Children for the AI Future
Konstantin advises parents to focus on soft skills like resourcefulness and creativity rather than predetermined career paths that AI might soon replace.
The Demographic Death Spiral and Why Birth Rates Matter
Kisin explains the economic link between declining birth rates and mass immigration, arguing that politicians use immigration to mask per capita poverty.
The Brutal Reality of a Multipolar World
A breakdown of what happens when a dominant global power fades and is replaced by a power vacuum, leading to increased instability, violence, and competition for resources.
Why International Law is a Shared Myth
A deep dive into the concept of international law as a 'shared fiction' similar to money, and why it only works when backed by force.
The Irrelevance of Modern Britain
Konstantin Kisin delivers a harsh assessment of the UK's current standing on the world stage, calling it a 'sinking ship' in global influence.
Europe's Economic Suicide and the 'Lazy' West
Kisin provides startling statistics on European welfare spending versus global output, arguing that comfort has led to dangerous policy decisions.
The Math of Billionaires: One Exit Equals 450,000 Taxpayers
Steven Bartlett and Konstantin Kisin break down the staggering mathematical reality of what happens to the tax base when a single billionaire leaves the country.
Elon Musk's Prediction: AI Surgeons in 3 Years
A discussion on Elon Musk's claim that Tesla's Optimus robots will be better surgeons than humans within three years, making medical school 'pointless.'
Jordan Peterson's Incredible Private Integrity
Konstantin Kisin shares a touching anecdote about touring with Jordan Peterson, illustrating how Peterson prioritizes his fans and practices what he preaches even when starving and exhausted.
The Robotics Revolution: The Brain is Now 2 Cents
Konstantin shares a story about a San Francisco robotics accelerator, highlighting how the cost of robotic intelligence has plummeted from $30,000 to pennies.
The Case for Communism in a Post-Job World
A contrarian take on how extreme wealth concentration and AI job loss might make wealth redistribution or 'communism' unavoidable.