The Worthy House (Charles Haywood)

An analysis of our likely future, by the excellent John Michael Greer. And a discussion of whether I am likely to become a warlord.

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A disappointing book about a fascinating man, and also of much else, including Jewish success, the bogus exaltation of "marginalized voices," the fantasies of "Hidden Figures," and Alan Turing.

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A corrective to the mushy thinking often offered about animal capabilities.

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Of corruption and oligarchy in the medical profession. This is the audio narration version of my review of the pseudonymous Paracelsus's "First Do No Harm," published in the outstanding journal IM-1776.

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Through the lens of a classic novel, I analyze the bodily destructions visited on each of us today, and what we can do about it.

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In which I tell you how I got rich, and how you (maybe) can too. This was originally published on April 30, 2019.

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How the Chinese and the Mexicans are deliberately killing Americans; not that this book will come out and admit it.  And of what should be done about it.

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A deep dive into first-century Christianity, its close relationship to Second Temple Judaism, and myths that give us an inaccurate picture of early Christian doctrine and worship.

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Today's throwback is done in response to the stupid clown show now being put on in Congress by the regime, wasting their and our time trying to tarnish the heroes of the Electoral Justice Protest. This was originally published on March 23, 2021.

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The blogger Tyler Cowen, in his book "Stubborn Attachments," exemplifies a miserably inadequate, and failed, line of thought about future human flourishing.  (This article was first published December 7, 2018.)

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