7 talks from ARC 2025 have now hit over 1 million views on YouTube — in this thread we’re going to be diving into the highlights. Check out these standout moments from each speaker, and see why they’ve made such an impact 👇🧵.

RT @philippilk: “We’ve been talking about productivity growth for 40 years and productivity has fallen. Maybe it’s time to focus on familie….

(4/4) Why does this matter right now?. Because we can no longer afford another round of governments struggling to eke some growth out of our economies - especially when the root cause is so clear. If what we lack is participants, then we must look at what is keeping people out.

(3/4) Philip’s paper centres around this claim:. Economists are not talking about the biggest blockage to growth in the West: family breakdown. What our economies lack is not technology or productivity, but people. Economic growth rests on the number of reliable people in the.

(2/4) As part of a new series of ARC Research Twitter Exclusives, @philippilk explains to @benedictrogers the thinking behind his ARC paper:. Family Matters: Why Our Choices Determine Our Economic Prosperity. Read the full paper 👇.

"Data on welfare spending indicates that if single parents were married, welfare spending would drop by 19.3%, saving the UK £23 billion pA.". Britain’s ballooning welfare budget is causing controversy. @philippilk thinks he has the answer: Restore the Family. 🧵(1/4)

RT @KonstantinKisin: It's funny because it's true. Watch the full ARC 2025 speech on YouTube.

Are the ‘culture wars’ just an internet debate – or are they part of a larger, more dangerous game?. Eric Weinstein unpacks how ‘hybrid warfare’ is reshaping society and why we're all unwitting combatants. @EricRWeinstein

“I was haunted by a future I might not have.”. A Cambridge student planned for career, love, and family — but no one told her most women without kids at 30 never become mothers. Stephen Shaw’s talk on the silence that’s costing a generation. @StephenJShaw

“We have a choice: continue to complain, or actually change something.”. With his trademark wit, Konstantin Kisin goes deep into how the narrative we’re sold about society’s decline is a lie – and why we need to choose a new path. @KonstantinKisin

In his electrifying speech, Chris Lunsford (aka. Oliver Anthony) gives voice to the rising discontent and frustration felt by the ‘nobodies’ – the quiet heroes holding society together who feel disenfranchised and overlooked by the power structures that govern our nations.

From social isolation to cognitive decline, Sophie Winkleman explores the irreversible damage done by constant screen exposure in childhood. It’s time to protect the next generation.

Douglas Murray challenges us to reclaim and rebuild Western civilisation. The age of deconstruction is over—it's time for the age of reconstruction. A must-watch from ARC 2025. @DouglasKMurray

David Brooks discusses how the failures of the educated elite have shaped society, from inequality to the erosion of moral values. Where do we go from here? Find out in the most-watched ARC talk to date. @nytdavidbrooks

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The AI Revolution raises existential questions. Will we build for freedom or control? . Brendan McCord @mbrendan1 challenges us to shape AI for human flourishing. Watch Brendan’s ARC 2025 talk in full on X.

The door to that future is open. The question is: who will walk through it?.

Mosley’s message is clear: The old order is fading. What comes next depends on those willing to step up. He closes with Milton:. “When complaints are freely heard, deeply considered, and speedily reformed, then is the utmost bound of civil liberty attained.”.

But most of all, he calls for leadership. The right leaders will decide if we move toward freedom or a new kind of oppression. “The revolution of our time demands responsible citizens and exceptional leaders. I am certain the citizens we need are in this room today.”.