- Living & learning “It is now precisely five years since we confirmed that the medical authorities throughout America and the West are seriously deluded.”
- Judge Boasberg Declares U.S. Constitution Unconstitutional “… all three branches of government have been instructed to consult their horoscopes before taking further action.”
- The Anti-Tech Canon “If robots ever do take over society, this will be the first book they burn.”
- More Schooling “When parents hire strangers to raise their kids – that’s what sending your kids to school amounts to – should they be surprised that those strangers farm out the job to technology?”
- Why Homeschool? “… my mother thought I should identify a field of particular interest and just go straight to university, though I would probably find the students rather immature.”
- ? The Answer Might Surprise You. “Slowly, by imperceptible stages, their profession changes from journalist to con artist.”
- The “No Dress Code” Dress Code “Would it be ironic if I wore a suit and tie?”
- I Quit Smoking … “… and Now I’m in Hell”
- It’s Earf Day! “The only way it could fit the environmental movement better would be if everything I said was factually wrong.”
- Inane Utterances “It bears the mark of something carefully crafted to mean nothing.”
- Post-cyberpunk “Cyberpunk is so unrealistic that the genre was killed by a reality more dystopian than the authors dared envision.”
- Subversively Human “Just being a human being is a radical move at this moment in history.”
- The Knight stands against nihilism “Knights with a code of honor don’t crow about their accomplishments.”
- Borgesian Realities “To be forever; but never to have been.”
- There aren’t enough padded cells “The mindworm parasitizing her consciousness had detected a threat to its structural integrity….”
- Flannery O’Connor at 100 “When I feel befuddled and know some clarity is in order, I head in one of two directions: Flannery and Ratzinger. Sometimes both.”
- Sedevacantism, Ultramontanism, and Papalotry “Heresy-spotting is rousing but hazardous.”
- Instead of a Dark Lord … “you would have A Cat”
- “Oopsie: mistakes-were-made” “Gain-of-lethality is the truth.”
- Destroying “enchantment” in the arts “A political agenda dominating is maybe the commonest cause of deadly disenchantment.”
- Basic Needs “… I dream of a simple mechanical vehicle that even I — the most un-mechanically-minded man in the Western world — could fix with a simple instruction manual.”
- Why Starship Matters “The good news is launch capacity will increase by 1000x while costs will fall. The bad news is that none of the legacy aerospace companies or organizations are ready for this.”
- Wright on Frieren “… what it means to be mortal amid a world that will go on without us once we depart.”
- Idiocracy and the Dumbification of America “[AI] will succeed precisely by diminishing what human beings are capable of.”
- How Employment Worked in the USSR “I’d love it when my father would take me to his job because it was like one large daycare for adults.”
- Space construction checklist “You make clear up front that this is a very high risk project….”
- J. D. Vance is a better theologian than Francis “And that takes us to the heart of the Pope’s emotional disorder: he feels sorry for people and thinks feeling sorry is love!”
- Luce, Tokidoki, & Brand Management “… it is a defeat for the dignity of the faith and the Church’s mission in the world.”
- Thinking Twice About Re-Enchantment “Is cultural anthropology a disciplined form of pre-exorcism …?”
- Cute Force “(Just ask Freddo [Nietzsche]: an awkward, sickly, socially isolated incel weighed down by generations of heavy bratwurst-denken, who still wanted to dance … the first real theorist of the catboy….)”
- David Lodge, Champion of Catholic oddballs “The fact is, we are still living in the middle of this history, and many of the arguments about where we should be as a Church today are rooted in our understanding of what the Church used to be like.”
- The East India Company of the Internet “… there are only two businesses that call their clients users—drug dealers and Internet businesses.”
- The Origins of Wokeness “So which should prevail, comfort or truth?”
- Imagine that “‘I read that somewhere. MAD Magazine, I think.'”
- Remembering Our J6 Patriots “The government’s reaction to Trump tells you everything you need to know about the government.”
- The Age of Ignorance “To reach the top of the media system, one must be an unusually good toady.”
- Ask a Microsoft-Certified Windows Technician. “Q. How…? A. You can’t. We took that option away.”
- A Disquisition on Macrocephaly “another comedic tragedy, or tragic comedy”
- What Is Dark Enlightenment? “Democracy means robbing tomorrow to win today.”
- The Last Pro-Life Democrat President “This was too much for Jimmy Carter, who in 2012 joined Democrats for Life of America….”
- Delectable human folly “If parody is our lot, at least St. Fidgeta suggests the parody can be a fond one.”
- The Sadness of NPR Christmas “… arranging the dried flowers as beautifully as possible because no new ones will bloom.”
- Joseph Bernardin and Vash the Stampede “Two years later, Trigun would come out and feature, indirectly, an expose of the untenability of the [consistent life ethic] method….”
- The Story No One Talks About “We are at the coolest point in the last half billion years”
- Conservatives Can Curate Art for Themselves “Serrano, like the rest of the art world, is far less cutting edge than, say, Greg Gutfeld—or even your 14-year-old brother who just formed a libertarian punk rock band.”
- Women in Power “What she found ought to be astonishing: she found that women held exactly as large a proportion of positions of power in Medieval France as they do today — and more than they did after the modern revolution in France.”
- The WHIMS of Mars “They’ll be going so they can make Galt’s Gulch in the Valles Marineris.”
- The Do-Not-Stab flag in the HTTP Header “A number of industries have popped up to provide SaaS (Stabbings as a Service). Some users have expressed discomfort when a knife is plunged into their chest, and this header allows those users to express their personal preferences.”
- The Sponge “The key to bliss would seem to be / Inflexible stupidity.”
- Scientism, not science “… science has no business empowering or disempowering anything, except transformers or other mechanisms of electricity generation or transfer.”
- What We Know Now “With moral relativism as their standard, the “morally different” can gaily trample on anything and anything they please for as long as they can get away with it.”
- Poetry and its Criticism “‘Are you an Orwellian snob or an Orwellian liar?'”
- Overheard at the Tabard Inn “‘…incidences of violence, mental illness and expressions of Christian faith….'”
- The profundity of evil “… Arendt is one of the reasons why sensible people are now in the position of downplaying atrocity….”
- Look on the bright side “… we need oldheads around to inform the young that no, there actually wasn’t much racism around in the 1990s, yes kids used to walk to school all by themselves, and actually we just called them tomboys or sissies and didn’t see the need to operate.”
- Voting instructions “… I feel nostalgia for the days when even common voters would eventually shy from a termagant.”
- Mass Migration: Slouching Toward Dissolution “Why is it that there are more horses’ asses than there are horses?”
- Public Service Message from Japanese Fans “Ignore the children who believe they have more power than they actually do.”
- This season of The West is atrocious “The teaser trailer last year where they had [Bill Gates] threatening to release genetically modified mosquito swarms was exactly the kind of mad scientist insanity we rarely see any more on our screens.”
- 82 ounces of gold “… a minimum age earner in 1965 had the buying power of someone who earned close to $100,000 per year in 2013”
- Things we’ve learned from the movies “A female spy or secret agent wearing stilettos can still outrun a bad guy wearing running shoes.”
- The “Anonymous Society” vs. “The Great Workbench” “What management mostly produces is more managers….”
- The Orwellian Evolution of Banned Books Week “Banned means required.”
- The First Rule: You do not talk about book club. “Already Ukrainian conscripts have met their end when behind them a voice whispered: ‘Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori'”
- The Dead Hand of William Dean Howells “How many schoolboys have been entirely turned off of reading by what has been assigned in classrooms for the last century?”
- Living in a Parasite Culture “Some platforms are more generous than others, but in every instance the parasite gets much richer than the creative talent.”
- Re-Possessed “All the Nihilists and Westernizers will cry out that I am retrograde. To hell with them. I will speak my mind to the very last word.”
- Reflections of a Philosophy Dropout “In a blaze of sudden enlightenment, I understood the truth about the philosophical fetish with reality; that is, “reality” was a dividend of not being found out….”
- No safe level “People have cooking accidents, gardening accidents, sewing accidents, going to church or even staying home from church accidents.”
- Winners & Losers “David French is at the New York Times for the same reason the field slave rises to become the master’s manservant. He is the most resolute loser.”
- What School Didn’t Teach Us: You Need to Lose Control “The U.S. Constitution, notably, is a document as soaked in booze as the accompanying revolution was in blood.”
- The red star returns “Robert Conquest wisely observed that Marxism captivates not in spite of its mass killings but because of them.”
- This Ain’t It “How far are we from having a block of wood at the top of the ticket?”
- How Silicon Valley Started Breaking Bad “… it’s actually easier to change the President or political regime than replace Mark Zuckerberg at Meta.”
- American Vulcan “I can’t tell you about the details….”
- Followership aptitude “We are raising a generation of leaders, and there will be no one to follow them.”
- Nine Observations on the Avant-Garde “The future was then.”
- How Napoleon Suckered the French Plebs A Retrospective Guide to the Present
- Why Harris Will Probably Win “… things have to get worse before they’ll get better but they have to get worse fast in order to get Trump across the finish line.”
- Kamala Harris and the Masque of Magical Thinking “Kamala’s position now is akin to that of Michael Dukakis (remember him?) in 1988.”
- Changes to the Mass and Society 1964 vs. 1966
- Ancestry and Diversity “… I would wonder about how different not only Kamala but Barack Obama are from the Black American story.”
- A Failure of Offspring “… the deadly effect of delights and diversion”
- Plants and Philosophers “A philosopher does not build wisdom, he cultivates it.”
- Right Wing Cancel Squads “There are times when one does not want to win so much as one wants them to lose.”
- Told by an Idiot “Perhaps we can turn it from tragedy into comedy.”
- The importance of mockery “But of course, there are “moderate” Democrats, who are only moderately evil.”
- The Victorian Author Who Predicted Our Woke Future “The fire has gone too far to be quenched.”
- 0.000198°F “Seems to me, though, that the sort of power he seeks is nerd power.”
- How Did Silicon Valley Turn into a Creepy Cult? “a 24/7 Panopticon with a trillion dollar budget.”
- Idol worship “… something has broken in young people’s hearts.”
- Inclusivity and Respect in the CRIT Awards “They’re Wormwood and Screwtape without the brains.”
- Transvulcania “Volcanoes make for terrific sport.”
- Froth upon the scum of history “… it is at last impossible to controvert the obvious reality that the Emperor is naked”
- It is not a “necessary evil” … “… but necessarily an evil”
- Universe 25 and Emile Durkheim “5 steps to a meaningless life”
- Ghost Dancing “There is a serious danger in the myth of constitutionalism.”
- What makes Dolores Umbridge so evil? “… all for the greater good of society.”
- The Amchitka Strategic Bureaucracy Reserve “An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth, and a bureaucrat to Alaska.”
- Harrison Butker At The Podium “In other words, laymen—women in particular—must know their place. Theirs is not to reason why, not question their hierarchical superiors. (“. . . unless you are a theology major.”)”
- Stupidity: A Reading List “There are no shortcuts on the fool’s road.”
- Lewis Carroll’s Apology for Irreverence “… ritual tends to degrade into ritualism, and ritualism into a sham pageant of gorgeous spectacles and gross hypocrisy.”
- Plato and Aristotle on youth and politics “Don’t trust anyone under thirty”
- The Grateful Abused “… the typical American was much more literate in 1850 than in 2000 – despite? Because of? – the total professionalization of schooling.”
- Magic servants “If you didn’t have electricity, or natural gas/oil, or gasoline, how many servants would you need?”
- The Anti-Fragile Brendan Eich “I am not here to complain about cancel culture. Brendan Eich does not. He is too busy.
- The Real Crisis in Humanities Isn’t Happening at College “Academics were probably the last to notice. They usually are.”
- Alternatives to Google … Google seems to have updated it’s original mission statement “Don’t be evil” to something more, ahh, brief.
- The Japanese Abraham “… a man inspired to act by the combination of samurai sayings and Semitic scripture
- The prophecies of Titania McGrath “It’s about time that somebody took a stand for non-binary pigeons.”
- Euro-Chemophobia and the Liquidation of Agriculture … a very costly bureaucratic fantasyland that will never exist other than in the minds of regulators that have lost any sensible link to the real world.
- The Prophet: Marshall McLuhan “… man was not designed to live at the speed of light.”
- I Wrote What? Did Google accidentally reveal errors, or is it advertising new dystopian capabilities?
- Going to Hogwarts on the GI Bill “And he insists on calling Snape ‘Sarge’, which confuses everyone.”
- Magma on the Move “Nature’s just messing with us at this point.”
- Silicon Valley Zombification “Even the dumbest entertainment looks like Shakespeare compared to dopamine culture.”
- Psalm 153 “… and praise him with lyrics still in copyright.”
- Bleak Options Yet beneath the surface of such nothingness must seethe at least one characteristic: ambition untethered to any purpose.
- All across Zappa’s career “… any thesis about Zappa’s music in general is doomed to fail.”
- The Imaginary Operagoer: A Memoir I was never bored by solitude. I was preoccupied with things no one else liked.
- Yale and luxury beliefs
- Anarchy Is Loosed Upon the World
- The Spectre
- Down with Expressionism
- Did Trump Create Chaos or Reveal It?
- Collectivism and Objectivism
- Terms and conditions and slavery
- Seven Heretical Questions About Progress
- Harvard’s Ignatius J. Reilly
- Frieren: Un-Romanticizing Evil
- Remembering Mao’s Carnival of Hate
- Crude, vulgar, and a bit of a bully
- Are Harvard Graduates Better Than Harvard Dropouts?
- A built in kill-switch
- How Modern Science Is Done
- Larry in La La Land
- How to Dress Like Duke Ellington
- The empathy of Joseph Stalin
- The Cost of “Making a Mess”
- Everything you know is wrong
- The Ringlords Curse
- How Bing Crosby Made Silicon Valley Possible
- An Honest Question
- The Pope and the Black Hole
- On This Day in History.
- Leroy Anderson: Musical Genius in Miniature
- Frieren and Demons
- When the New York Times Lost Its Way
- Sartre’s Nativity Play
- KISS avatars and AI art
- The St. Nicholas’s Day Guide to Punching Heretics
- Macroculture vs. Microculture
- Before Shirobako
- Thou Shalt Conform to the Process
- Intellectuals As an ‘Ethnic Group’
- Unmasking Scientific American
- 🎶 One of these things is not like the other…
- How Musicians Invented the Antihero
- The Pleasure of Malevolence
- Extinction Clock
- Notes Toward a New Romanticism
- Refereeing Models Which Ask Us to “Follow the Science!”
- Is My Toddler a Stochastic Parrot?
- How Our Dictator Arrives: Surfing On A Wave Of Paperwork
- 2018: The Year of the Red Pill
- The New Agnosticism
- The Ubik Solution
- What’s “Extreme Right Wing”?
- Lepanto, Prayer, & The Game of Martyrs
- How to Become a Famous Scientist – Just Use This One Simple Trick
- The Education Long Game
- What ballet is
- Aiming to Change People’s Lives
- Toy God
- We’re Teaching the Holocaust All Wrong
- My 12 Favorite Problems
- Stop Being Shocked—Once and for All
- The Women of Roe v. Wade
- The Most Dangerous Thing in Culture Right Now is Beauty
- The Great Ptolemaic Smackdown
- On the China Virus
- What the Left Knows
- We Are Repaganizing
- “Current Eden-like ideal weather made ten times more likely by climate change”
- Classical Education & “Educators”
- With love, from Microsoft and Google
- Lisztomania Enters the Twenty-first Century
- Giving Up on the Wall Street Journal
- An Open Letter to Taylor Swift
- Soviet Books for Kids
- Artificial stupidity
- Is The Lord of the Rings a Work of Modernism?
- “One Billion Will Die From ‘Climate Change’”
- Why Does the Pope Dislike Me?
- The Decline and Fall of Borders
- The Unholy Rage for Compliance
- The natural affinity between evil and bureaucracy
- Whatever Happened to Culture?
- If I Ran a Major Record Label…
- Why Bill Watterson Vanished
- Terms and Conditions.
- Vox populi, vox diaboli
- You Don’t Have to Be Stupid to Work Here, but It Helps
- The Obama Factor
- A Message From Consec
- His Excellency the Life-President, Ngwazi Dr H. Kamuzu Banda
- A sudden and violent solecism
- Free speech? Who needs it?
- Leaving Barbieland
- The Fallacy of Red Covid
- No Joke
- Gender: Apache attack helicopter
- Space Hookers Must Die!
- The Winter of Western Civilization
- Gunbuster: Smith Toren
- How and Why Things Go South
- On Classroom Management and Not Shooting Yourself in the Foot
- The Moral Logic of Social Welfare Necessitates Monasticism
- Why Sexual Morality May be Far More Important than You Ever Thought
- 30 Signs You Are Living in an Information Crap-pocalypse
- Summiting the Gates of Hell
- Last 100 years of Spiritual Warfare
- How did Karl Popper’s Open Society attack on totalitarianism, itself become totalitarian?
- End All Formal Science Journals & Papers
- I will not comply
- What Is a Puritan?
- What Happened to the Glory?
- Permanent Possessions: A Reflection on Becoming Educated
- Ask the Questions
- How to define “wokeness”
- Salvation and Theosis: Philip K Dick and His Exegesis
- Get the kids offline
- How Dr. Boli Will Save Science.
- Disintermediation
- On Writing as a Fantasist
- On Advertising
- Heroic and Pseudo-Heroic
- Suburbs Are the Backbone of Western Civilization
- What Bruce Springsteen Learned from Flannery O’Connor
- Imagination Land
- The Woke Philosophy of Life
- My Lifetime Reading Plan
- Alternative Covid history
- Mindfulness in a Nazi Solitary Confinement Cell
- How to Become Your Enemy’s Ally in the War Against You
- It’s Earth Day 2023
- H.P. Lovecraft and a Godless Universe
- National Review as the SNL Church Lady
- Mathematics Teaches Us How to Think
- A new sword-and-sorcery renaissance?
- Kill the Wabbit
- Weaponized Governmental Failure
- Cho Bai-Din and Other Fun with Artificial Intelligence
- Universalised Ugliness
- The von Trapps of Harlem
- A Re-Declaration of Independence
- Cleaning Up Your Reading
- Not coming to a venue near you
- How we forgot about Pol Pot
- Artificial Intelligence and the Post-Human Economy
- … they cannot be reformed
- What’s Going on Here? Coof Madness Update
- the greatest lie told during covid
- A Culture of Corruption
- What I Learned from Emily Post’s ‘Etiquette’
- Reading the riot act to the teacher and principal
- The corruption of California
- Please Stop Turning into Monsters, Mainstream
- Have the Ancient Gods Returned?
- The 4 Types of Colleges Papers for English Majors
- Childhood has been rewired
- The Final Boss
- John D. on Chelsea C. (2001)
- Classical Liberalism Destroys Itself
- What Makes a Cause *Your* Cause?
- “… philosophies of digestion, nutrition and hygiene”
- The Pulpy Roots of ‘Fahrenheit 451’
- First, They Lied About the Range
- Everyone Ordered to Pay Everyone Reparations
- Why Did the Beatles Get So Many Bad Reviews?
- Paul Johnson, 1928–2023
- Reviews I Want to Read
- Convivencia
- When galaxies merge
- Sue the Bastards
- The Price History of Campbell’s Tomato Soup
- “We have to be careful who gets their hands on it”
- An Observation on Intellectual Property.
- Aquinas vs. Musk
- It’s The Principle of the Thing
- A Question About Copyright.
- The Woman Who Abandoned a Successful Recording Career to Play Music for the Dying
- Sins against children
- The Most Politically Incorrect, Unwokeist Article You Will Ever Read
- On to Ochlocracy!
- Artificial Art
- What Can We Learn from Barnes & Noble’s Surprising Turnaround?
- Military-Industrial Mafia
- Christmas in History: First Media Reports of Nativity Story
- The real JFK conspiracy
- The politics of exasperation
- Higher snobbery
- The Silly Games
- My Madness
- How Do You Solve a Problem like a Gov’t Warring Against Its Own Citizens?
- How Web Platforms Collapse: The Facebook Case Study
- Not a Tame Unicorn
- Why are the rich so left-wing?
- Two Flags; Two Wars; Two poets
- Raging against Twitter and the dying of the written word
- Is Wine Fake?
- Weird There Wasn’t Any Internet Misinfo Until the ’16 Election
- Academic Publishing and the Death Instinct
- Biennial Seductions
- Benedict XVI on Saint Albert the Great
- Ethelred the Unready and the Norman Great-Reset
- Veterans Day has lost its sting
- DONE with Alan Moore
- The death of Star Wars
- … not tested in pregnant women
- Putting a horse in a Senate
- What Experts and rulers did to us
- Paul McCartney’s freakish memory
- The Age of Blunder
- “you don’t deserve anything”
- Maple Explorers and Botanists
- The Shock and Aftershocks of “The Waste Land”
- Why the News is so Exhilarating
- Feast of St. Boethius
- Why School Boards Ignore Parents: Or, How The Expertocracy Works
- … regressive, misogynist narcissistic male energy
- Cancel Culture’s First Victim
- My Experience with the Board of Elections
- The Truth About Bill Gates
- Has the Internet Reached Peak Clickability?
- All Those Warnings About Models Are True: Same Data, Conflicting Findings
- Why bother blogging?
- Attention Constitutional Monarchies
- How I Got Fired from the Jazz Police
- Jesus Livingston Seagull
- Haibane Renmei: Questions With No Answer
- The Kids Need Saints
- Spam, scam, and sham
- … half Kafka and half W.S. Gilbert
- Art Appreciation & Hegel
- The Rings of… Meh
- Notes on Charley (2004)
- MoToR Magazine Covers
- Wright on SF
- No true transwoman?
- Does Green Hydrogen Cause Brain Damage?
- An American Reichstag event
- How to Think Like a Business-School Graduate.
- The Betrayal of an English Hero
- Consensus by Censorship
- How I Became a Renegade Scientist
- What You Need to Build a Greek Temple
- Ask Your Dog
- Magical Mount Fuji
- The New Class
- The strange case of Charles Valentin Alkan
- A Bored Chinese Housewife, Russian History, and Wikipedia
- In Praise of Arthritis
- A parasitological evaluation of edible insects and their role in the transmission of parasitic diseases to humans and animals
- Harmony with Nature
- The Waste Land At 100
- 10 Reasons Why I’m Publishing My Next Book on Substack
- Adios Boomers
- “Matthew 25 Catholics”?
- Why the Regime Insists Party Members Lie
- Dooce and Joan
- Spiking the News Is Worse than Fake News
- How to Get Straight As in the Liberal Arts
- Fifty Years of Trusting the Science
- The Word of the Year Is: Sophistry
- In Memoriam: Vladimir Zelenko, M.D.
- Overviews: The Three F’s
- Let’s talk about the weather
- Tyranny by Numbers
- How to Add More LGBTQ Characters to Your Fiction
- A People’s History of COVID-19
- The Lowest Steps
- Junk Science: Just a Small Point or Two
- Dr. Johnson versus Congress
- Archbishop Sheen’s “Declaration of Dependence”
- On Losing the Cold War
- Aristotle on the middle class
- Reality check
- “That’s Not Happening and It’s Good That It Is”
- Economic and linguistic inflation
- Plastic and Sumptuary Laws
- Rethinking the Second Amendment
- Ban the Bard!
- Den-noh Coil – What if Ghibli had made Serial Experiments Lain
- Please Don’t Go to College
- Dr. John Cheng, Hero
- Why Won’t Men Read My Preachy Literati Bullsh*t?
- Batman and The Shadow
- What Orwell Learned from Chesterton
- The anti-anti-abortionists
- What they fear is Judgement
- The plague of “mind-working”
- All the rest is talk
- When Filkers Go Bad
- Franz Liszt: Superstar, Sinner, Saint
- Why Girls und Panzer Works So Well
- It’s Earth Day 2022
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- Hall of Mirrors
- Jack’s Magic Coffee Shop
- After Bauman
- Get Your Diagnosis
- Constitutional Carry and Media Distortion
- White Males Must Be Removed From Mathematics By Decolonization
- Albrecht Durer and a Different Take on the Symbolism of the Four Horsemen
- Index verborum prohibitorum: Empower
- Tax Tips from the Rich and Famous
- You are the Product
- Why I hate Peter Frampton
- When I was Buying Cosplay Wigs
- Algorithm to Determine Congressional Passion on a Given Issue
- The Unparalleled Genius of John von Neumann
- Unjust war and false masculinity
- The short answer is “government”
- Sadism is the New Law and the Ultimate Luxury
- Flannery’s Birthday
- The Atomic Bombs
- McNamara’s morons
- A Brief History of Lies
- 7 times the Babylon Bee reported history before it happened
- Where do old journalists go to die?
- Escaping American tribalism
- Beginnings and endings
- Literally Churchill
- Just war theory and the Russo-Ukrainian war
- Anarcho-Tyranny and Its Discontents
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- On Bad Analogies
- A Very Special Presidents Day Memory
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- How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Trump
- Reforming the Electorate
- “… the worst persecution of Christians in history”
- Control the colonies, and the homelands are secure
- How sensitivity readers corrupt literature
- Index Verborum Prohibitorum.
- Lizard Beer
- Overserved, Underrated
- The West That Wasn’t
- A to Z with Larry Correia
- Take This Fun Political Quiz Inspired by Canadian Truckers
- 64 Reasons to Celebrate Paul McCartney
- NASA’s (and Our) Worst Week in Spaceflight
- Help!
- The Genius of Ivan Illich
- The 1957-1958 Asian vs. Coronadoom
- What Does Money Really Buy?
- The One Year Anniversary of Utter Failure
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- Covid and the Cathedral
- The Doublethinkers
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- Control by QR Code
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- “Your terms are acceptable.”
- About That Elon Musk/Elizabeth Warren Tiff
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- Battle of the Bulge: December 16, 1944
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- Our Lady of Guadalupe Situated in History
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- No Magic Pill
- Green Milk
- Is my cat Turing-complete?
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- “The rain in Spain falls mainly on my new smart refrigerator.”
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- Quotation For Today and Every Day
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- Free Speech U
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- Responsibility Without Power
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- Interesting times
- The Big Picture
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- The wish to find out….
- Process and Outcome
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- The Lens That Makes Politics Clearer
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- Getting Tired
- The Annals of the Terf-Wars
- So much science!
- Kurt Westergaard, 1935-2021
- Culture Wars Are Long Wars
- Traditionis Custodes
- Imagining the Broadway Cast
- Consent is gone
- Pronouns are Rohypnol
- The Brazilianization of the World
- Environmentalism is a religion
- How I Left Academia, or, How Academia Left Me
- Twenty-Five Things Everyone Used to Understand
- Wop “Waste Management Consultant” vs. Critical Race Theory
- 5 Levels of Risk Analysis: We’re All Going to Die
- Good. Now do…
- Origin of Covid — Following the Clues
- The idols of the mind
- Pope St. John Paul II, Modernist (theatrically speaking)
- The War on Meat
- Happy Mayday Everybody
- Social media’s fifth circle
- Happy World Intellectual Property Day.
- Thank you for smoking
- Why is Everything Liberal?
- Repeat after me: Marxists are not hypocrites.
- Lack of Art
- … the rent-seeking charlatans of Pollyanna
- Journalism and Mental Health
- The Verboten Book
- Confessions of a Ballet Junkie
- Frege on objectivity
- Two Misleading Images: Vietnam, 1968 & Minneapolis, 2020
- Civilization & Progress: What It Takes
- On Big Lies
- Deplatform and Cancel the Problematic
- The Enduring Relevance of Czesław Miłosz’s The Captive Mind
- The Irish: Slaves by Another Name
- The Felinidian Theory
- And a Sword in the Last
- The end of ownership
- The Sovietization of the American Press
- “This is a Jesus Jefferson could never understand”
- Who Is R. A. Lafferty? And Is He the Best Sci-Fi Writer Ever?
- SJW Traits
- The Sons of the Plantagenets in the news
- So Much Fake Stuff
- In Equality
- On Synthetic Meat
- The Thirty Tyrants
- Data Sources For Would-Be Conservative Refugees or Retirees
- I’m a Man
- The Journalistic Tattletale and Censorship Industry
- The billionaire takeover of civil society
- Dietrich Bonhoeffer on Stupidity
- The Dystopian Imagination
- Kicked out of the Comedy Club
- Slow on the Uptake
- How Democrats, Media, and the Establishment Misread the Capitol Riot
- Quick Word on Disconnection
- The Gnostic heresy’s political successors
- What a Stalin Quote about Rigging Elections Reveals about the 2020 Election
- Fabulous Franklin
- A lost paradise of purity
- Trump Derangement Syndrome is a Real Phenomenon
- Fyodor Dostoevsky: Philosopher of Freedom
- Becket and His Critics
- “My Grandfather voted a straight Democrat ticket this year.”
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