Theory Underground: Thoughts at Work
TU: Thoughts at WorkDavid McKerracher is a working class thinker whose theory bridges the life of the mind with the work of the hands at the foundations of life. Based in North Idaho at McKerracher Family Farm, TU hosts courses, events, and publishes books and videos.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 320 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 16 days ago |
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The Weight of Summonability
Would a phenomenology of weight not be the reverse of a Newtonian physics? Instead of thinking in reference to objective force and motion regardless of yours or my own embodiment, it would focus on relative obstructions to one's will.
The...
Is Love Hierarchical?
Relationships Aren’t Colonized Enough, Actually (Part 3)
This is part three in a series that is responding to the ideology of “polyamory.” I’m writing this series because I am of the opinion that the dominant culture is not up to the task...
Locked out of Instagram
Thanks to the encouragement of the other day, I started a new Instagram account. My previous one had me close to 5,000 followers. Most of those were fluff from a few meme reels that went viral. Now I’m building back more deliberately, and...
Natality is not a natalism
The central confusion in the reception of the Castration Culture series is the conflation of natality with natalism. Natalism is an extreme ideology for or against certain policy preferences related to birth rates. Natality, as I have theor...
Why I Hate the Rebel Priest Class
This is part of the Castration Culture series. Part 1: The Natality Pill. Part 2: Castration Culture. Part 3: Why I Am Not Anti-PMC. The latter explained the class formation. This one is about its worst outgrowth.
In the previous piece, I...
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TU: Thoughts at Work is a lecture course, ongoing research seminar, and book publishing platform by a worker with earbuds named David McKerracher. You can read his actual bio at https://davidmckerracher.com/
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