Here is the link to the papers: https://integralcollective.io/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/INTEGRAL-Paper-V0.1-com2.pdf

Peter Joseph's (the Zeitgeist Movement guy for those who may remember) long awaited paper on the extensive project he's been working on, called Integral, which is - in simplified terms, aimed at bringing about and facilitating a thorough economic and social transition away from capitalism and market economics at a societal/civilizational scale, is finally out.

It's just been released so I personally cannot yet comment much on the contents of the paper, but based on what I do know from Joseph's various podcasts on his Revolution Now! YouTube channel (https://youtube.com/@revolutionnowpodcast?si=RcYnz5_bcMX2gjyg), it is very close in spirit, aims and methodology to various libertarian leftist and anarchist organizational prescriptions, philosophy and, for now at least in theory/conceptually, seems very promising, so I think it deserves great consideration here.

In my own, simplified terms (which obviously should not be taken for granted and I encourage you all to do your own research on the topic), based on what I've seen so far, I'd describe it as following:

Integral should be understood as a structured attempt to think past protest culture, party politics and the left-right loops, toward an actual systemic transition out of capitalism and the state.

Instead of treating exploitation, hierarchy or ecological collapse as mere moral or ideological failures, it frames them as embedded, structural design problems produced by markets, profit incentives, nationalism and artificial scarcity, but especially the first two.

The strategy is not to be electoral, vanguardist nor insurrectionary, but more in line with educational and developmental, i.e. building-up a wide and shared systems-level understanding (including ecology, cybernetics, thermodynamics, horizontality, social organization etc), then cultivating parallel, post-market forms of coordination that make the old system obsolete rather than "captured".

Anti-capitalist, anti-state, skeptical of democracy-as-fetish and ML-centralism alike, Integral is basically an attempt to engineer a civilizational shift toward a needs-based, ecologically constrained/within what Earth and nature can reliably sustain while fostering an ecological renewal, technologically coordinated society, not by seizing power but by rendering all ruling, coercive structures unnecessary.

SPOILER ALERT - the paper is 345 pages long, so tread carefully.

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