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The Rebirth of Society
So we agree this shit ain’t working?
Like society as a whole—it’s cooked!
And it isn’t just one thing…it is everything disintegrating at once. We are facing a multi-system, multi-organ failure. It makes this whole human existence thing...
POLITICIANS CAN GET FUCKED!!!
I am re-releasing a post originally posted in July. You may wonder why I am doing this; was the last post taken down? No. Did I make meaningful and substantive changes? No. It's more grave than that…no one read it, and frankly, it’s too goo...
A Baby’s First Steps Over Broken Glass
Sometimes I think it is important to bring a candle; other times, a blowtorch.
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I want to commemorate the 25th anniversary of 9/11 with a message to Boomers and Gen Xers, the two most cowardly, pathetic, and shameful generati...
Libertarians and Marxists are Identical in this Way
What does “freedom” mean when most people’s beliefs, tastes, ambitions, and even personalities are shaped by narratives and incentives they didn’t choose, in a world sculpted by generations they never met?
Libertarianism smuggles in a fan...
Ayn Rand Is Dumb, and You’re Even Dumber If You Like Her
LETTER 13: VOX POPULI, RELEASES SEPTEMBER 17, 2026!!! Subscribe for that ALONE!!!
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Once upon a time, there was a woman named Ayn Rand.
She grew up in Russia, saw the Bolsheviks nationalize her father’s business...
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