The War Machine Glitch
How war moves money, power, debt, and control.
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Choose A Glitch
Every issue starts with one thing we’re told is normal—and asks why.
The Politics Glitch
How power, money, media, and institutions shape political outcomes.
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The Nightclubs Glitch
How nightlife turns status, escape, attention, and spending into a system.
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The Money Glitch
How money is created, controlled, inflated, and used for power.
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The Healthcare Glitch
How incentives, pricing, insurance, and treatment shape modern healthcare.
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The Food Processing Glitch
How convenience, additives, shelf life, and profit reshaped what we eat.
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The Election Glitch
How media, money, influence, and perception shape the vote.
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The Education Glitch
How curriculum, credentials, incentives, and institutions shape what we learn.
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The Banking System Glitch
How banks create money, profit from debt, and control the flow of capital.
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How I Break Down A Glitch
Belief
History
System
Follow
The Money
The Money
Winners /
Losers
Losers
Evidence
Two
Realities
Realities
The
Glitch
Glitch
I don’t start by asking what I should believe. I start by asking:
Who created the rule? When did it become normal? Who benefits from it? Does reality actually match what we’re being told?
Then I follow the history, incentives, data, and consequences until the system starts revealing itself.
Who created the rule? When did it become normal? Who benefits from it? Does reality actually match what we’re being told?
Then I follow the history, incentives, data, and consequences until the system starts revealing itself.
You Don’t Need A Conspiracy
When Incentives Explain The System.
A Glitch isn’t automatically proof that somebody secretly planned everything. Sometimes the truth is more interesting.
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Governments respond to incentives.▥
Companies respond to incentives.♢
Institutions protect themselves.♙
Humans repeat behaviors that reward them.Put enough incentives together and entire systems emerge.
My job is to show you the architecture.
Why I Created
The Glitch Library
I’ve always had a problem accepting something just because everybody else does.
Money. Work. Food. Education. War. Social media.
The more I started looking into these things, the more I realized that what we call “normal” is often just a system somebody built before we arrived.
Some of those systems are useful. Some are outdated. Some benefit people we never think about. And some only become obvious once you follow the money.
The Glitch Library is where I document what I find. Not long academic textbooks. Short, visual magazine guides that you can actually sit down and understand.
— Ayoub Essalmi
Build Your Library
Every Glitch is available individually.
As the collection grows, readers will also be able to unlock the entire library in one bundle.
Full Library
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