Going Orthogonal
Diana MurrayI Disagree With Everybody And I Don't Want To Argue About It
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Whomp Whomp
I got “ontracked1” by writing a short story so my post about Mycenaean genetics will have to wait.
Wow, just wow.
Emily Wilson has given Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey a pan.
It’s not polite. It’s a direct hit. Read the whole thing...
Christopher Nolan: DEI Director
I’m gonna get to Mycenaean genetics tomorrow. For now, let’s talk about the cultural phenomenon that is Christopher Nolan. This is going to ramble and sprawl. I’m not going to try to make it neat and pretty.
Do you remember Barbenhe...
Mamdani's Video and the Failure of Centrism
I have to interrupt my lighthearted phase to take on something grim: Mamdani’s latest, very troubling escalation in his war against Jews. Some may say this is a political climb-down. Nope. It’s a brilliant escalation. He admits he has no au...
Happy Birthday Erling Haaland!
Steve Sailer has been tweeting and ‘Stacking about his enormous disappointment in top white dude Christopher Nolan’s transition to the dark side of casting wokeness. Today was his fifth straight day of writing about The ~~Odd-yssey~~ Odysse...
Christopher Nolan’s Sound And Fury Signifying Nothing
I originally published this when Oppenheimer came out. It was rambling and I never liked it. At the time I just didn’t want to come out and say it: Oppenheimer was trash. Here’s why I think that.
At his best, Christopher Nolan speci...
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