Read on about how the manosphere overcompensates for men’s evolutionary pointlessness, leaving men with a crisis of manliness that neoshamanism can fix.
Here's an article about how the men’s rights movement’s overcompensates for the incoherence of manliness, given the clash between civilized standards and evolution's prioritizing of sexuality.
Here's an article about how corporate news anchors resort to weak labels like “authoritarian” and “dictator” when criticizing Trumpism.
Read on about transhuman glory, the existential purpose of all cultures, and why even secular cultures aren't grounded in reason.
Read on about the corporate news media’s confusion about whether the assassinated conservative activist Charlie Kirk was a “debater.”
Here's a dialogue on whether secular humanism is consistent with philosophical naturalism, or an objective view of our place in nature undermines the humanist's anthropocentrism.
Read on about why you shouldn’t publish if you can’t write well without computers, AI, and the internet, because publishing should be for masters, not students.
Here's an article about how we overcompensate for nature’s unequal expectations for us, as masculinity copes with men's secondary status in nature, and femininity drags women down from their natural height.
Read on about how we project our longings onto natural transformations, as we prefer order to disorder even though the two are interconnected in nature, and disorder may prevail.
Here's a dialogue on what philosophy adds to science, religion, and art, and the role of metaphysics in philosophy, given the rise of the scientific picture of nature’s creativity.
Read on about how liberal progress produces a class of infantile adults that lacks a collective mother figure, resulting in an acute late-modern meaning crisis.
Read on about why Democrats seem so feeble next to President Trump, and how subcriminal psychopathy might be a political superpower that undermines the liberal's faith in humanity.
Read on about why we must reckon with the existential basis of all cultures, and realize that neither religious nor secular worldviews are fully justified by reason.
Here's an article about the spectrum of artifacts in late-modern societies of abundance, and whether religious beliefs and rituals should be viewed more as tools or artworks.
Here's an article about the corporate prioritizing of output over process, and the implications of consumers' devaluing of the artistic process.
