On Medium: Postmodernity: When Progress Becomes Poisonous

Here's an article that explains modernity and postmodernity in terms of a transition from collective self-confidence to jadedness, using journalism as a case study.

On Medium: How Hacks Sell the “Law of Attraction” with Sophistry

Here's an article that dismantles Ayodeji Awosika’s advertisements for the creator economy, to show that even a naturalized version of the "law of attraction" backfires.

On Medium: The Bizarre Biases in American Censorship

Here's an article that tracks American attitudes towards violence, sex, and profane language, and explains how the legacy of puritanical Christianity warps American society.

On Medium: Epic Heroes and the Timidity of the Garden of Eden Myth

Here's an article about the Epic of Gilgamesh, Gnosticism, Transhumanism, and the fear of human progress, and the historical context needed to interpret the Garden of Eden myth.

On Medium: Philosophy’s Childishness and History’s Anticlimax

Read on to find out why if children are natural philosophers, and philosophy is akin to childish play, culture’s bedrock assumptions must be frivolous.

On Medium: Mental Illness as a Failing Departure from the Norms of Mass Illness

Here's an article about hypnotic trances, behavioural automations, delusions, and how mental illness is possible even though mental "health" is another form of illness.

On Medium: How We Hallucinate the Legal Fiction of Private Property

Read on about ghostly aspect of the possession of sacred spaces, the obsolete religious context of ownership, and the strange childishness of adult normality.

On Medium: How to Find the Absurdist Comedy in Historical Progress

Here's an article about the childish foundations of social and scientific laws in the prehistory of playful experimentation in the Stone Age, and how we submit to a mass hallucination.

On Medium: The Mundane God Within Us and the Illusion of Divine Oversight

Read on to deflate religion and mysticism by recognizing our mind's unconscious side, the ego's true, seemingly infallible overseer and belittler.

On Medium: What is Civilization’s Impact on Manliness?

Here's an article about Stone Age nomads, workaholics, posthuman outcasts, and how men's role in civilized society shows that macho manliness is a trap and an illusion.