Ex Confusione Semper Aliquid Novi . — The confounding of accident with essence is a fertile soil for ideas, or, to put it another way, a br...

Downward-Bound . — Through the name alone you’d expect freethought to meander off in all directions, had it not shown a firm propensity to ...

A Doomsday Convenience . — A good conscience is only a good feeling won through performing deeds in keeping with one’s grasp of morality. T...

H1. Race does not exist. H2. Race exists, but it does not matter. H3. It matters, but not a lot. H4. It matters a lot, but I don’t care....

In Passing . — How awful it is to be part of a dying people! How more awful to catch the stench of optimism from its decaying body, the opt...

Boltproof; or Damnatio Memoriae through Apotheosis . — Adam Rutherford, lecturer for the public understanding of anthropolysenkoism, presen...

The Birth of Postmodernism in Trauma . — As the real began to crush the ideal, the left put the real on trial, and found it innocent of exi...

A Word in the Ear of the Future-Seekers . — Modernity is not the bridge; it is the abyss.

Novocularity . — Old books are new eyes.

(I.) The cup in front of me contains a deadly infusion of hemlock that will kill anyone who drinks it. And: (II.) I do not want to di...

“Who says there’s not nothing?”, asks philosopher Arthur Danto 1 , apparently unaware that even a stupid question is something. . . . ...

The reactionary is no utopian. His ideals have mud on their boots.

The instinctive and habitual task of authoritarianism is to repress and restrain creativity, thus to smother trash and spur genius to thriv...

Against Oakeshott . — Nomocracy is a kind of telocracy that the liberal promotes as a neutral yet opposing tendency to every kind of telocr...

person of colour , n.phr ., is to be distinguished in sensitive discourse from coloured person . Whilst usage of the first is presently (a...

Tim Worstall : “[E]radicate those who did this. No mercy.” 1 Dearieme : “Where’s your usual pieties about a fair trial, Tim? And your o...

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...