Learning the Wrong Lesson
Perhaps the greatest indictment one can make of modern colleges and universities is simply to observe the almost unimaginable stupidity and lack of creativity in those who make the policy…
American Equality and the Destruction of Legacy
While listening to de Tocqueville's classic Democracy in America, I had to stop and re-listen to one section in particular five times over. My impression had been, up until today, that…
Are Traditional Wives Submissive?
Varg offers an alternative account of the ideal wife to that proposed by many young, and especially Christian, "traditionalists": As you know, ordinary Christians, as well as the, you know,…
The Dis-Ontological Argument Against Christianity
I've made two videos now attempting to lay out this argument. While the audio quality of the first one is not ideal, I think it is the better video in…
Fight Club: Gayer than Gay
I got my daily dose of humility today. Fight Club is gay. I had seen the movie, read the book, and heard the theory, and still dismissed it as nonsense. Clearly,…
Strange God
What a curious glory, A baffling kind of love, That pulls our eyes from beauty And turns them up above; In what strange morality -- And to what foggy ends…
Courtesy Peter Beste
What is “Traditional Masculinity?”
Between the recent Gillette advertisement criticizing "toxic masculinity" and the new American Psychological Association's guidelines for the psychological practice with boys and men, everyone is talking about masculinity. Is it…
Simplicity in Music
I've written a little bit about how complexity can make music more interesting and enjoyable. Such is the case with Tool. But in many cases, the best music is not complex…
Dealing with a Fake Review
I thought I'd take a few moments to go over a 1-star review on Amazon for In Defense of Hatred: Off the bat, those last two lines ("Not[sic], it's not hate.…