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EPISODE · Aug 8, 2026 · 1H 17M

Pax Silica: The New Initiative Shaping Global Power with Courtenay Turner and Patrick Wood - Sarah Westall

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Courtenay Turner and Patrick Wood join the program to examine the technocratic control structure quietly taking shape across the world. They explain how an emerging international framework known as Pax Silica, promoted as a way to secure supply chains and strengthen economic resilience, represents a shift toward governance that operates beyond traditional nation states. Rather than relying on military or political dominance alone, this new system is built on control of data, artificial intelligence, digital infrastructure, and advanced technology.We discuss why technology has become the new currency of power, how governments and multinational organizations are aligning around this model, and what it means for national sovereignty, individual freedom, and the future of the global economy. Whether or not you agree with every conclusion, this conversation introduces listeners to a developing framework that is reshaping how power is organized and exercised.Learn more about Courtenay Turner at linktr.ee/courtenayturnerLearn more about Patrick Wood at Technocracy.news

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