In an era where the state increasingly prioritizes expertise over individual agency, the foundational principles of liberalism are at risk of being inverted. Richard Martin explores the tension between technocratic progressivism and classical liberalism, questioning whether this shift represents a necessary adaptation to modern complexities or a troubling regression toward managed collectivism. As governance becomes more top-down and data-driven, what happens to the very freedoms that underpin our society? Discover how this strategic tension could redefine our understanding of liberty and the role of the individual in a rapidly evolving world.
