Curtis Yarvin's "Dark Enlightenment" philosophy advocates for replacing democratic elections with corporate-style governance where CEOs function as monarchs.

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True. Yarvin advocates replacing democracy with "accountable monarchy" modeled on corporate governance. Nations should operate like corporations with hierarchical authority, where leaders function like CEOs with monarchical power but accountability to "shareholders" (property owners, not citizens). This rejects democratic principles like universal suffrage, popular sovereignty, and elected representation. Yarvin gained institutional access when J.D. Vance, who praised these ideas, became Vice President after receiving $15 million in campaign funding from Yarvin's patron Peter Thiel.

Curtis Yarvin's "Dark Enlightenment" philosophy advocates for replacing democratic elections with corporate-style governance where CEOs function as monarchs.

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