On Medium: Shakespeare Foreshadowed Alt-Right Sexism

Read on about how feminists should answer the conservative's appeal to the natural differences between men and women, an appeal that's meant to justify sexist policies.

On Medium: Natural Sources of the God Concept

Here's an article about how the idea of God is a political metaphor that reflects the structure of the human mind, meaning that God is modelled on ordinary types of experience.

On Medium: MAGA Trumpers and Hippies Make Strange Bedfellows

Read on about how conservatives have always been anti-modern, even those who seem to be part of the establishment rather than the counterculture.

On Medium: Quantum Wildness and the Newtonian Myth of a Natural Order

Read on about the persistence of wildness in civility, the refusal to submit to natural facts, and how we simplify nature's unfathomability with ideological models.

On Medium: The Transhuman Judgment of Civilizations

Read on about why we should dispense with politically correct relativism in history and the social sciences, and judge societies according to transhuman standards.

On Medium: What God Would Allow Donald Trump to Thrive?

Read on about how we can learn a lot about God or nature from Trump’s heinousness, depending on whether Trump's ultimate amoral source is supernatural or natural.

On Medium: The Tempest in a Teapot for Pantheists

Read on about the trivial difference between pantheism and panentheism, given that pantheism should be based more on science than on theistic sensibilities.

On Medium: Yes, Trump’s Fascism Makes Him Conservative

Read on about why we should dispense with the ruse that conservatives are institutionalists since fascists rather present conservatism's unvarnished essence, namely medievalism.

On Medium: The Humanist Smackdown of Alt-Right Prejudices

Read on about the pettiness of conservative grievances in the cosmic scheme, and how secular humanists should respond to the best of alt-right conservatism.

On Medium: The Impudence of Gardeners

Here's an article about how in progressing with wily techniques, we sever ourselves from nature’s appalling magic, and how tamed nature in suburban settings differs from the wild variety.