Truly, I’d love to see this darkly seductive Dark Enlightenment art world! And we do at least get a hint of the ...

Meet the man who has been advocating to replace American democracy with an all-powerful monarchy — and who has the ear of some of the most important people in Washington and Silicon Valley.

Before gutting the federal workforce became Elon Musk’s job, it was Curtis Yarvin’s dream. Yarvin — a Silicon Valley blogger and software developer who argues for replacing American ...

Curtis Yarvin is a dumb person’s idea of a smart person. I can’t do better than James Fallows’s assessment of Curtis Yarvin, the Caesarist Internet crank who has a grip on many members of ...

The far-right thinker Curtis Yarvin joined University Professor Danielle Allen for a debate Monday evening, where Yarvin in turn derided Harvard as “an essentially oligarchic institution” and ...

Once upon a meme, in a faraway land called the Internet, a man named Curtis Yarvin wrote 120,000 words calling for the end of democracy. Most people would’ve laughed.

Curtis Yarvin, once a tech entrepreneur, now fuels the anti-democracy movement influencing Donald Trump's policies. His vision, advocating for CEO-style autocracy and dismantling democratic norms ...

The same could be said about the second fight, which revolves around Curtis Yarvin — the neo-monarchist blogger who has influenced both Vice President JD Vance and DOGE.

This was Harvard Professor Danielle Allen’s satirical jab at prominent New Right theorist Curtis Yarvin in a debate on American democracy at the Harvard Faculty Club earlier this month. Yarvin ...

Curtis Yarvin is a computer engineer and entrepreneur turned political theorist, deemed the father of “dark enlightenment” — a school of thought that the best path forward for the United ...

Curtis Yarvin helped inspire DOGE. Now he scorns it. Silicon Valley’s neo-monarchist muse compares the Trump administration’s bureaucracy slashers to an orchestra of chimpanzees.

Thiel’s venture capital firm invested $250,000 in Tlon, a start-up Yarvin created to build out his computing platform, Yarvin said. A representative for the firm, Founders Fund, declined to comment.