I’ve been an advocate of science for a long time, but I also recognize that science proper has become ScienceTM… an idolized science that Francis Bacon would have condemned… did condemn. More than that, this science has become a tool for the application of social pain.
And so I’m going to explain, briefly, how this happened. But before I do, I want you to understand what this idolatry I speak of really is. So, please consider this slowly: Continue reading “How Science Became an Idol”
This is not an easy subject, but a necessary one. Please accept my apologies for being unable to present it more comfortably. And I’ll be brief.
We in the West, and Americans in particular, have fallen into a very serious trap: a trap we’ve known so long and so well that we accept it as a fact of life.
To make this as clear as I can, I’ll state this problem in several ways. I’m quite sure you’ll recognize at least one of them: Continue reading “Addicted To Our Enemies”
Twenty years ago the cypherpunks were almost entirely forgotten. But now – and quite shockingly to those of us who were involved – cypherpunks are cool again. More than that, the discoveries of the cypherpunks are changing our world in a serious way.
That being so, I’d like to briefly recap what the cypherpunks discovered, because what these people found was a new world… a terra nova. Continue reading “The Discovery of Terra Nova by the Cypherpunks”
It has now been some time since the the Covid compulsions, and we very much need to recover from them. And to do that we must first face the fact that everyone got the disease regardless.
It’s no exaggeration to say that the Covid vaccine was an epic fail. We need to come to terms with this. Continue reading “The Covid Calculus”
Anyone teaching young men to seek responsibility and meaning has a place near my heart, especially when he or she delivers their message in a humane way. And Professor Peterson has certainly done that, at great personal cost. Nonetheless, I’m hearing from young people, asking me to address another part of his teaching that is impacting negatively upon them. And after getting substantially the same report from multiple directions, I feel compelled to write about it. Ah well… Continue reading “I Like Jordan Peterson, But He’s Wrong”
As I noted last time, a small roll of pages recently showed up at my door. They appeared to have been ripped from a history book entitled 2000–2150 AD: The Emergence of Modernity. I am completing my transcription of them today, verbatim. Make of it what you will. Continue reading “Western Civilization, Seen from 2150 AD, Part 2”
Originally published in September, 2024.
The ruling cliques of the West have run off the rails, and we all know it. Who among us would volunteer for the outrages spewed at us over the past several years?
We the productive have been thrown into a deep contradiction: Firstly, we are sickened by the things we see. But if we imagine the systems that spawned them going away, we feel panic.
What I’m telling you is not to fear the loss of the high and mighty: they’re not helping us and we’ll rebalance in their absence anyway. Continue reading “Don’t Panic, We’ll Rebalance After”
A small roll of pages showed up in my mailbox last week, printed on an odd size and type of paper. They appeared to have been ripped from a history book entitled 2000–2150 AD: The Emergence of Modernity. I’m repeating the text here verbatim, sans the header, which mentions only the title of the book. (Or perhaps it’s the title of a chapter.)
Make of this what you will. Continue reading “Western Civilization, Seen from 2150 AD, Part 1”
A few hundred years ago it was a standard medical practice to bleed sick people: to make cuts in various parts of their bodies and to drain blood from them. Most people submitted to this useless and frequently harmful treatment without question.
Would you have been one of them? Continue reading “The Gospel of Radicalism”
You’re in a bad situation; you’re depressed, frightened, and need a solution. I’ll do my best to give you one. But first, please believe me that I know what it’s like to be in desperate circumstances.
I’m offering you advice, earned the hard way. What you do with it will be your choice, but unlike politicians, I’m not trying to get anything from you and my plan actually works. Continue reading “To the College Student Drowning in Debt and the Single Mother Who Can’t Afford Insurance”
