Entropy & Divinity is a book that I wrote in 2010, pouring into it all the best I could muster at the time. It was very much a milestone to me, and from that point I went on to launch Free-Man’s Perspective, just a few months later. Looking back, it was a necessary consolidation point for me.
There is a lot of unique material in this book, much of it not repeated in any of our Free-Man’s Perspective issues. It’s fairly dense at times, though not actually a difficult read. And it remains a reference for me; one I turn back to fairly often. Continue reading “Entropy & Divinity Is Now Available As An E-Book”
Millions of decent and hard-working people are presently coming to grips what has been happening to them, and so we’ll 
A few years ago I uploaded a post on status to somewhat mixed reviews. A significant number of people feel that status is something to embrace, or at least something that can’t be fought.
Culture has always been the antagonist of conscience.
I well remember the first time someone told me they believed in the Calvinist doctrine of “the depravity of man.” It shocked me. To complain about human behavior I understood, but to condemn the entire human species as depraved… that was and remains obscene to me.
Since the Bronze Age, 
I regularly go on about the necessity of forming your own opinions and making stands upon them. But while I’m quite certain about that, there’s another side to such things. We are complicated creatures, after all.
“Call me pisher” is a Yiddish phrase from my youth, and it was used to instruct me in a very important lesson. (Though I hardly realized it at the time.) And since Yiddish speakers were often not delicate persons, I’ll have to be a bit less than delicate today. 
The people who have kept the world from a slide into darkness and pulled it forward have nearly always been heretics of one form or another.