On Medium: What Happens After Philosophy Eats its Tail?

Here's an article about the Liar Paradox, peak subversion in philosophy, Kafkaesque modernity, and how a transhuman sage might conceive of all truths as varieties of fiction.

On Medium: Christendom’s Betrayal of Jesus's Counterculture

Read on to explore the Roman Empire’s grotesque co-optation of Jesus, which led to Christendom's neutralization and betrayal of the perennial countercultures.

On Medium: How the Roman Empire Humiliated Monotheists

Here's an article that meditates on Dostoevsky’s Grand Inquisitor poem to help explain how the Roman Empire forced an existential decision on the ancient Jews. 

On Medium: How Modern Economics Still Serves the Plutocrats

Read on about relativism, agnotology, and how even post-neoclassical, more eclectic economics still makes way for the plutocratic effects of American-style capitalism.

On Medium: How We Lose Ourselves in a Stream of Digital Refuse

Read on about the deeper meaning of the content feeds featured in the creator economy, into which we seem to seek oblivion like the individual who's made insignificant in the context of deep time.

On Medium: The Hidden Depths of the Democrats’ Ineptitude

Here's an article that explores the history, the culture, and the nature of politics which account for why social progress goes against even the American grain.

On Medium: Why Religion Shouldn’t Be Rational

Read on about religion's true purpose, Christianity's sophistry or pseudo-philosophy, and the neo-Nietzschean search for respectable modern religious faith.

On Medium: Are We Naturally Wasteful?

Read on about wow Georges Bataille and cosmicism indicate that it might be all too natural for us to be wasteful and to destroy ourselves with so-called progress. 

On Medium: Economic Rationales For A Tyranny of Sociopaths

Here's a lengthy critique of neoclassical economics and of how that pseudoscientific framework obfuscates and rationalizes the self-destructive reality of capitalism.

On Medium: The Monstrous God of “Hellbound”

Read on to explore whether Netflix's “Hellbound” is the greatest televised challenge to theistic religion.