Is Network School political?
Estimatelast checked 2026-08-19
It has a thesis, and the thesis is political whether or not it is party-political: that networks can provide the functions of a society, and that people should be able to choose the community they belong to. Expect libertarian-leaning and techno-optimist views to be well represented. The community itself is more interested in building than in arguing about elections, so it is less politically charged day to day than the founding ideas suggest. Note also that you are a guest in Kazakhstan, and discretion about local politics is simply good manners.