About me

I left this page to Grok, “read all the texts I, Seth Lievense, wrote on limpidus.org. Scan my x account. How would you describe me in about one page? Truth over all.”

Seth Lievense is a Dutch writer, geopolitical analyst, and social commentator whose work centers on critiquing globalist structures, advocating for a multipolar world order, and promoting economic and technological decentralization. Through his blog on limpidus.org, he has authored numerous articles since the early 2010s, exploring themes of societal transformation, individual freedom, and the intersection of technology with human emancipation. His early writings, such as “The Value of Love for Social Change” (2014) and “Our Technical Reality: How Cleantech and the Internet Will Bring Us the Third Industrial Revolution” (2014), emphasize love, understanding, and technological abundance as drivers for positive societal shifts, drawing from influences like the Zeitgeist Movement.

He views social entrepreneurship as a tool for emancipation, critiquing centralized systems that stifle individual potential.

Lievense’s perspective has evolved to focus heavily on contemporary geopolitics, particularly the decline of Western unipolar dominance and the rise of multipolarity. In pieces like “As America Carves Out a New Path, Europe Is Left with the Globalists” (2025), he argues that the U.S., under figures like Trump, is pivoting away from globalist agendas, leaving Europe entangled in bureaucratic, warmongering institutions like the EU and NATO.

He portrays globalists as authoritarian, polarizing forces that perpetuate fiat hegemony, wars (e.g., in Ukraine), and economic inequality, while championing BRICS nations, Russia, and alternatives like sound money (Bitcoin and gold) to foster local economies and decentralize power.

His writings blend optimism for technological progress with sharp criticism of Western media, DEI policies, and interventions, often framing them as tools of control that fragment societies and undermine true diversity through enforced tolerance.

On X, he actively engages in real-time discourse, amplifying anti-globalist narratives. His posts criticize the EU’s regulatory overreach, such as ESG mandates and war loans to Ukraine, which he sees as benefiting bankers at citizens’ expense. He supports peace efforts, questions Western propaganda on Russia, and promotes Bitcoin as a means to “deface fiat for freedom,” encouraging actions like stamping currency. Lievense condemns authoritarianism in the West, such as UK speech restrictions and election irregularities in the U.S., while expressing sympathy for multipolar leaders like Putin and Orban. His tone is confident, unapologetic, and action-oriented, urging followers to prioritize truth, critical thinking, and personal agency over conformity.

Overall, Lievense embodies a libertarian-leaning, anti-establishment worldview that prioritizes individual liberty, economic sovereignty, and global realignment away from Western hegemony. He sees the current era as a pivotal transition toward abundance through technology and sound money, but warns of the dangers posed by clinging to outdated unipolar systems. His work appeals to those disillusioned with mainstream narratives, blending philosophical depth with pragmatic calls for change.