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Explore 25 pieces of timechain fiction, economics, and freedom published by Konsensus.

Another Brick Through Our Window
EconomicsPoliticsPublishing

Another Brick Through Our Window

The Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation took effect in August 2026, making it impossible for Konsensus to distribute printed books across EU borders. The company is winding down print sales and selling stranded stock at production cost.

Les 3 livres qui ont changé ma vie : ma trilogie de la souveraineté
EconomicsPhilosophyHistoryTechnology

Les 3 livres qui ont changé ma vie : ma trilogie de la souveraineté

À vingt-trois ans, j'avais un poste correct, un salaire qui tombait chaque mois et l'impression tenace d'avoir signé pour une vie que je n'avais pas vraiment choisie. Trois livres ont fait voler…

The Hive or the Archipelago
PoliticsPhilosophyEconomics

The Hive or the Archipelago

A world without rival nation-states offers the mobile individual no leverage. Competition between jurisdictions is what protects the sovereign individual; a unified global system would strip away his only asset: the ability to leave.

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The Locked Door
PoliticsPhilosophyEconomics

The Locked Door

Authority that cannot be refused is not earned but endured. A functioning society requires that citizens retain the right to leave, which disciplines both rulers and markets in ways no other mechanism can replicate.

Nemesys
FictionPolitics

Nemesys

A few days ago, I was sentenced to death. They offered me a choice — the firing squad, or a one-way voyage into the dark.

Stop Waiting, Start Publishing
PublishingBusinessSelf-Help

Stop Waiting, Start Publishing

Why freedom-minded creators should publish a book — and the three paths that get it into readers' hands.

10 Quotes from Satoshi Nakamoto (Book of Satoshi, 2nd Edition)
HistoryEconomics

10 Quotes from Satoshi Nakamoto (Book of Satoshi, 2nd Edition)

Satoshi Nakamoto's public life was short but intense…

A Brief History of Bitcoin Books and Publishing
PublishingHistoryEconomics

A Brief History of Bitcoin Books and Publishing

The history of Bitcoin publishing through a timeline of key books and publications.

Daria’s Delightful Dancing Emporium
FictionPolitics

Daria’s Delightful Dancing Emporium

The letter lay on Daria’s welcome mat. The fact that the Corporation had sent a physical letter meant they were serious. Paper equated to legal ruling…

Dreaming Big
FictionPolitics

Dreaming Big

‘Welcome to the Hammock Room,’ said the Factotum, pushing the door open. It was gloomy inside, like the Sleeping Bag room had been, only the walls…

Stumble
FictionPolitics

Stumble

June 24th, 2052 – Somewhere along the Mediterranean Coast…

The Confisco
FictionEconomicsPolitics

The Confisco

The hangover was still clouding Max’s mind when he woke up that day to a thin sliver of light coming through the window. The party was…

The Last Days
FictionPolitics

The Last Days

The woman sold her son for a bag of wheat. She pushed him towards the soldiers, snatched the bag, and turned on her heel. Her eyes…

We Are Living Well
FictionPolitics

We Are Living Well

A note lay on our front step. On the underside were these words: Come to the garden now…

The Echo of Tomorrow — Part One
FictionTechnologyPolitics

The Echo of Tomorrow — Part One

Join Mia, a girl longing for a world of love, freedom, and truth, on a thought-provoking journey into the unknown, where she confronts a disturbing future……

Bitcoin and germs, or how central banks practice economic phlebotomy
EconomicsHistoryScience

Bitcoin and germs, or how central banks practice economic phlebotomy

William Harvey demonstrated blood circulation in the 1620s, demolishing ancient knowledge.

When a starfish loses a limb, it doesn't die
Self-Help

When a starfish loses a limb, it doesn't die

Darwin's most famous insight: not the strongest survive, but the most responsive to change.

The Fable of the Tyrant Alchemist
FictionEconomicsPolitics

The Fable of the Tyrant Alchemist

First, the quiet came. Each day, the markets grew quieter, the people hungrier.

The 8th Wonder of the World: 1111 Peace Park Project
FictionPolitics

The 8th Wonder of the World: 1111 Peace Park Project

The band of warriors relied on the incorruptible time chain and sympathetic resonance.

The US of A 2120
FictionPoliticsEconomics

The US of A 2120

It's amazing how effective the government can get when taxation becomes voluntary.

Usury, Your Bank, And You.
EconomicsHistoryReligion

Usury, Your Bank, And You.

Mainstream economics still pushes the belief that inflation occurs when demand outstrips supply.

King Henry VIII's inflation scheme
EconomicsHistory

King Henry VIII's inflation scheme

With inflation consistently in the news, let's explore a well-documented case of currency debasement.

Unstoppamoney: The Internet's Heroic Journey to Peer-to-Peer Commerce
TechnologyEconomicsHistory

Unstoppamoney: The Internet's Heroic Journey to Peer-to-Peer Commerce

I've been a denizen of the online world since 1995, a time when the internet was still a novelty, and the possibilities it held seemed boundless…

The Importance of Wielding Bitcoin: Empowerment Through Action
EconomicsSelf-Help

The Importance of Wielding Bitcoin: Empowerment Through Action

Beyond bitcoin's status as investment, there's a compelling argument for actively wielding it.

The Hidden Plunder: Unveiling the Devastating Effects of Inflation
EconomicsPolitics

The Hidden Plunder: Unveiling the Devastating Effects of Inflation

Understand the destructive power of inflation and the consequences of central planning.

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