The Myth of the Offline Man
Essay by Nick Russo | Being online has become a synonym for lifelessness itself, but aimless scrolling is a symptom of lifelessness, not its root cause
read moreEssay by Nick Russo | Being online has become a synonym for lifelessness itself, but aimless scrolling is a symptom of lifelessness, not its root cause
read moreEssay by Michel de Saint Louis | Richard M. Nixon, the 37th president of the United States of America, is the butt of a joke and a demonic force that represents everything evil in the American conservative right
read moreEssay by T.J. Harker | Any serious understanding of the decay of the West must account for feminism’s role in that decay
read moreEssay by Semmelweis | Someday, perhaps sooner that we think, the primal energies of youth, sex and violence will overflow and explode again from the bowels of the earth like a volcanic eruption
read moreEssay by Elmore Collins | I was late to Townes Van Zandt. He is the kind of songwriter one can miss, until some chance encounter with an intelligent friend or the Spotify algorithm leads you in his direction
read moreFiction by Oren | I, Chris Dawson, live alone, ensnared by malevolent forces, harassed by petty authorities, my tenuous asylum maimed by the wounds of prejudice and perjury
read moreClassic essay by Francis Amasa Walker | No nation in human history ever undertook to deal with such masses of alien population
read moreEssay by Barrel Shooter | Fraser’s most recognizable works are the Flashman Papers, a series of books about Harry Paget Flashman—a cad, rake, and self-confessed coward of the great Victorian age
read moreEssay by Georgia | Doctrines like communism and feminism don’t make sense because they attempt to enforce equality between the unequal
read moreFilm review by Prescott Gilbert | The white middle class in America is scared to use violence as a means to an end. They have repeatedly been told it’s bad by the groups who use it regularly themselves and never fail to defend those on their side who do
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