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Insight into the ideal of disintegration and the problems with pure meritocracy wherein pride and individualism commands. “Winners and losers” instead of community. Offering solutions of integrating social classes such as community obligations. Details also discussed on CRT and intersectionalism and the problems these ideals create meanwhile the working class of separate races face the same problems.

Deneen discusses "Aristopopulism" and provides his postliberal approach to governance. This includes pressure from the populous unto the elites, and reforming elites into proper aristocrats supporting the common good. Additional concepts included: education reform, promotion of Christian values, economic protectionism, using government to counterbalance corporations, and promotion of beauty and societal aspiration +.

Analysis into the “Mixed constitution”, and how the demos (common people) optimally preserve culture, heritage, and values. Meanwhile, elites, instead of serving constant ideals of “progress” should instead aid in the preservation of the culture, stability, and continuity, in-line with the demos. Instead of removing the elite class; It is desirable to reform it for a properly balanced society.

Fascinating outlook into the liberal overstatement of expertise; Wherein academia focuses on specified research, meanwhile “experts” know little about adjacent studies, including within their own institutions. Additional insights on philosophical concepts such as from Aristotle about the importance of broad common sense input in politics, and COVID’s display of issues which come from over reliance on expertise.

Insights into Marxism and how conservatism and Marxism ask similar questions in opposition to liberalism, but arrive at vastly different conclusions. Then, the author discusses how “new” conservatism (referred to as populism or nationalism often) holds origins in ancient tradition, including past British conservatism. Additionally, we observe the ideal of common-good conservatism (family, country, values).