But it's the blueprint for political change the speakers propose, for New Zealand, that I focussed on. They highlighted what Curtis Yarvin calls "the cathedral" - the network of media, academic, and cultural institutions that shape public opinion and discourse. Yarvin's opposed to liberal democracy.

Yarvin's Wikipedia entry en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curtis_... surfaces an interesting connection between Peter Thiel - who is a citizen of New Zealand (though most in the country want to, and with no doubt good reason, forget this fact). But it matters for what's proposed, by whom, and how.