Liberalism of Abundance: Between Procedural Paralysis and New Progress

This article provides a profound analysis of the crisis of agency in contemporary Western societies, diagnosing the phenomenon of so-called "all-in-one-bagel" liberalism. The author argues that excessive regulations and procedures paralyze the state's ability to implement key infrastructure projects that have already been financed and designed. The text focuses on pressing needs in the areas of housing and energy, particularly in the context of the growing demand for power generated by the development of artificial intelligence. The postulated abundance agenda is intended to be a path to regaining practical reason and unlocking supply progress, allowing for the construction of a modern future free from bureaucratic tangles and NIMBY-style roadblocks.