Slavoj Žižek: Philosophaster and Plagiarist . — Under the man ’s name, clarity has appeared at last, owed albeit not to some unfogging of ...

Being thought stupid and being thought clever have both served me in life, the latter more to my stupid gratification, the former, more to ...

What people take to be implications can become implications by their taking them as such. Consider Darwinism (or mere evolutionism): people...

Hyper-Stupidity through Ideology . — It is almost incredible that we have got to the stage at which a man can believe that he is more close...

The Part-Triumph of a Figment . — The mass-man is the closest approximation in reality to the individualist’s mental abstraction of the ind...

Self-Assured Slump . — Feeling is the pathway to the spirit, says the man sinking into the mire of the body.

Out of Self-Control and into Outer Control . — Self-control is the control and rightful-ordering of desires and passions by the rational se...

The Marcher-Lords of Mediocrity . — Mediocrity bestows the title of excellence upon those who secure its far-flung borders.

A Deadly Curse . — O, let our enemies grow strong in the habits of safety!

Sub Specie Modernitatis . — All that which our forebears thought to note as degeneracy: well, they must have been mistaken, for it led to u...

A Pretty Dichotomy and True . — “Equality is a pretty lie because it pretends to assert commensurability with respect to incommensurable th...

Gripes and Bad Faith . — It is anti-democratic to complain about the result of a democratic election. Yet, weirdly, the democratic particip...

Apropos of the Social Body.  — It is not the surgeon we should fear; it is the anaesthetist.

Food for Unthought . — Appeal to reason through rational argumentation does not work well today because the mindset of secular leftism is i...

Mass-Media in a Nutshell . — “Typical of adolescents the mass media display impulsivity and unstable moods; alternation between hedonism an...

Fine Persecution . — Every society has before it an ideal of the kind of society it ought to be, and every society, in order to uphold that...

Mark of the Animal . — It is an odd prejudice which holds that it is not a limitation of science that it does not answer the most basic met...

A Refutation of the New (i.e., Individualistic not Socialistic) Libertarianism, Effected in Much Fewer Words than this Title, by Means of a...

Humans and Triangles . — That human nature is unchangeable and everywhere the same does not mean that all humans are always and everywhere ...

The change from a culture of honour to a culture of dignity was accompanied of course by a great loss of dignity.

Modern life draws deep from the surface of things.

The expectation that someone will turn up and do the logically impossible is the reverence that misology pays to inventive genius.

Let niceness be reckoned amongst the most powerful forces of the underworld. Once the Devil is unchained, niceness invites him to tea.

With every step of the social and political movement for emancipation, there arises the kind of man who is more in need of repression than ...

Art and religion are always a danger to the mechanical regime. They threaten the restoration of humanity.

Stereotypes possess high-predictive value. It is odd that so many self-declared friends of science reject them.

A Celebrity Speaks. — “At least 260 species of animal have been noted exhibiting homosexual behaviour but only one species of animal ever,...

The Nuclear Age . — How does one rationally argue with people who are so sunk in irrationalism that they refuse to admit — when it suits th...

A Voltarian Spuriosity Translated . — I disapprove of what you say, and, whilst vilifying you, I will not pass up the opportunity to sound ...

The Idea of a Sham-King . — “A king’s duty is to remain above politics” — impossible: he who remains above politics is not a king — “. . . ...