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Government, Politics and Ruling Powers: How-Not-To Published under the mock academic imprint "Spranger Publishing House," this 302-page treatise is a piece of weaponised satire masquerading as a heavy political science textbook. Designed as the physical manifestation of an HTTP "302
Temporary Redirect" error, its exhaustive A-to-Z index of complex global issues traps the reader in an infinite loop of administrative friction.
Every page and policy issue endlessly redirects back to Chapter 1, which contains only the definition of
"Fearwashing"-forcing the reader to confront the singular tactic institutions use to distract from their own structural failures.
Government, Politics and Ruling Powers: How-Not-To Published under the mock academic imprint "Spranger Publishing House," this 302-page treatise is a piece of weaponised satire masquerading as a heavy political science textbook. Designed as the physical manifestation of an HTTP "302
Temporary Redirect" error, its exhaustive A-to-Z index of complex global issues traps the reader in an infinite loop of administrative friction.
Every page and policy issue endlessly redirects back to Chapter 1, which contains only the definition of
"Fearwashing"-forcing the reader to confront the singular tactic institutions use to distract from their own structural failures.