Antisocial Punishment: Why China Will Defeat Corruption, But Russia And The Arabs Won’t

This in about Human Biodiversity, and tagged , , , , was written by on February 15, 2013 . 7 Comments

One of the books I’ve been reading lately is Steven Pinker’s massive door-stopper The Better Angels of Our Nature. Incidentally, I found it a very interesting read with tons of cool factoids, although it could have done with a third of its text and a tiny fraction of its liberal sanctimonious. But that’s for the […]

How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love Global Warming

This in about Futurism, and tagged , , , was written by on June 23, 2012 . 8 Comments

I am an idiosyncratic person. I support HBD, but oppose white (or any other) imperialism. My attitudes towards mainstream liberalism and conservatism is to wish a plague on both their houses. I think we’re in for a world of hurt with Limits to Growth but also buy into “cornucopian” ideas like technological singularity and transhumanism. […]

The Struggle between Europe and Mankind

This in about Philosophy, and tagged , , , , , was written by on September 8, 2009 . 11 Comments

Though Nikolai Trubetzkoy (1890-1938) remains more famous for his contributions to the field of linguistics, his other great achievement was as one of the founding fathers of the Eurasian movement. Riding on the dark wave of disillusionment sweeping the world in the wake of the First World War, he penned the seminal essay Europe and Man […]