A Locked Room
James M.Polemics: Psychology/Politics/Philosophy
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 491 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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"We Have Always Been at War with Eastasia"
Are the global conflicts breathlessly reported on by legacy media organizations what they appear to be? Or are they something else? And at what point do we begin to admit that possibility?
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Gynocracy
Forget the cultural analyses and the evidence for institutional feminization and cultural indulgence. Forget safetyism and social justice and the HR bureaucracy. Let’s look at the actual, material advantages that are built into our social s...
The First Bubble of the Age of Hyper-reality
What if the persistent feeling of unreality around the Iran war and criminal justice policy and education and the media environment is now a fixed aspect of our civilization? And what if this sense of illogic and emotional reactivity and pl...
Motherhood is Now Embarrassing
All of these are far more likely to be true if you’re not already married… and what does the culture say to young women about commitment and service to men?
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Hollywood is Addicted to Feminism
"The Future is Female" until the wheels fall off...
Hollywood doesn’t seem to be relenting in its drive to position women as the replacements for male heroes and leaders. At this point it’s likely that the industry cannot relent - despite...
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Belief shapes our culture & binds our future, but we rarely use logic to form beliefs. We use prejudice, emotion, affiliation, history, and desire... and we pretend that we're reasoning. Ideology is glue, but it can also be poison.
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