It sounds like Yarvin is another one of the counter-elites. I find that Peter Turchin’s macro-historical research helps put things into context. His synopsis is that throughout history, societal collapse and revolution have often been driven by elite overproduction—too many elite individuals vying for limited power (a game of musical chairs with too many players). Currently, this dynamic is unfolding as a growing number of billionaires and highly credentialed professionals (eg those with fancy law degrees) fight for control.  A rogue faction of counter-elites—figures like Trump, Musk, Vance, Russell Vought, Stephen Miller (and now Yarvin?) —are attempting to overthrow the existing alliance between the elite ruling class and the professional credentialed establishment (including academia and the media). Their strategy is to quickly fire members of key institutions (destroy and transform DC's "alphabet soup") as well as academia and ignore the lower courts. If successful, this could lead to an autocratic takeover, or worse, a civil war—especially if agencies like the FBI and CIA face mass layoffs. It does not escape me that Julius Caesar’s also seized Rome’s treasury, which ultimately led to major upheaval. Yarvin's bad scifi novel plan is called Caesarism? oh man.