Why the Resolution?
We need CovidJustice.org now to make it clear that this era is in disrepute. It’s necessary because the World Health Organization is even now pledging to do it all over again.
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The Moral Ecology of Community
Despite the availability of advanced tools to manage human life, societies are seeing spiraling rates of illness, loneliness, and anxiety, with resilience on the decline. This paradox highlights a contradiction that has become increasingly apparent in the face of significant progress.
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You Cannot Beat Nihilism with Nihilism
You cannot heal social ills rooted in the practice of organizing people into supposedly immutable categories that allegedly correspond to varying degrees of essential human value by doubling down on the practice of organizing people on the basis of supposedly immutable categories.
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Is the MAHA Movement Building a Genuine Counter-Elite?
That new elite prototype has started to take shape inside the MAHA movement. It might not yet be a fully formed counter-elite, but it certainly looks like a promising kind of one.
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The Reason for Death Rituals
Remembering death isn’t optional. Refusing to remember death is what opens the mind to escapism of transhumanism, of which lockdowns and mandates were mere symptoms. Let us remember to die.
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Epstein’s Gates to Pandemonium
Epstein brings to mind a darkness that involved horrible violence to children and, most likely, explicit invocation of powerful evil forces. Gates and Epstein, pandemic and pandemonium, may be closer than we thought.
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On Waking Up to a Nightmare
It is all the more imperative that, instead of shrinking back in fear when we behold the nightmare, we confront it. The act of doing so openly instead of ignoring it, effectively denying its existence, is an act of resisting it.
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What Autism Is Not
Appreciation of structures and arrangements requires precisely the same baseline aptitude that is required by appreciation of thoughts and feelings – and it is this baseline aptitude that autistic people lack.
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Scott Adams and Intellectual Courage
Adams was an early dissident and among the most famous. He showed the way. To make sure that he is not an example for others, reliable ruling-class venues made sure to attempt to humiliate him in death.
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When They Closed the Churches
I doubt that many prelates would appreciate a young priest telling his flock that their bishop “betrayed” them. Yet that kind of public confession in every parish is what we need to renew our faith in this season of penance.
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At the Movies, But for How Long?
As much as I enjoyed the film, I couldn’t help but wonder how much worse going to the movies was going to get. I couldn’t help but ask myself: How much longer would I be going to the movies at all?
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Did the Draconian Lockdowns Kill More People than Covid-19?
There were early warnings, but they were not heeded. Ten months into the pandemic, the World Bank estimated that it had caused an increase of about 100 million people living in extreme poverty, and poverty kills.
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