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The Right Needs Joy

If you really wish to “red-pill the normies,” you must show them how to love.
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A.I. ‘Bias’ Doesn’t Mean What Journalists Say it Means

The difference between an algorithm's output and wishful thinking is not bias.
PhilosophyTop Section

Silicon Valley Struggle Sessions

The American techno-state has, after religion, become more fundamentalist.
PoliticsTop Section

Putting Hardcore Activism to Work for You

Polite participation isn't enough for everybody, but the right is bad at putting those energies to use
CulturePoliticsTop Section

How Message-Board Culture Remade the Left

For all we hear about 4chan and Trump, the main effects of radicalized posters have been on the left.
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Psycho Politics

On the left, liberalism has been consumed by universalism. On the right, it has been thoroughly demoralized.
FeaturePoliticsTop Section

A Question of Merit

With or without a change in law, affirmative action will give way to reality.
PoliticsTop Section

Why Liechtenstein Works: Self-Determination and Market Governance

Prince Hans-Adam II brought competition to the state itself.
PhilosophyTop Section

Late Feminism

Woman's biological niche is being crowded out by capital.
CultureHistoryTop Section

It’s Lit: Youth Culture and the Possible Resurrection of Savonarola

Savonarola's example, and indeed his glamor, will always be compelling.
HistoryTop Section

Not Only Revolutions: Sociology After Society

The eye of society struggles to extend into the shadows of the online.
PoliticsSecond Section

There is No Multiculturalism

You can believe anything so long as it’s the religious equivalent of beige.
HistoryPoliticsSecond Section

A Jacobitism for the 21st Century

Ideas that now rule the world were once the province of a an eccentric coterie; the cycle will turn again.
FictionSecond Section

Adversarial Learning

We are locked in this machine, together and alone, breathing temporary agency into humanity's petrified corpse.
PhilosophySecond Section

The Atomization Trap

There is no withdrawal ‘back’ into community that doesn't reinforce the pattern of exit from which atomization replenishes its momentum.
PhilosophyPoliticsSecond Section

Trump’s Secret Sauce

There is no “Trump” to analyze or indict -- he is an agent of of America’s dysfunction and partitioned universes.
PoliticsSecond Section

The Limits of Public Choice Theory

Public choice is a useful tool, but it doesn't have much explanatory power in stable Western countries.
CultureSecond Section

Bonfyre of the Vanities

The events surrounding what was supposed to be the Fyre Festival in the Bahamas in April and May should be territory well-trodden by now. Ja Rule partnered with a young ...
PoliticsSecond Section

The Possibility of a Polity

Private cities are possible, but to be successful they must appeal to the sensibilities of international elites.
CultureSecond Section

Life and Death on the Content Farm

It was an important time last December, when the frogs made their splash in the art world. Well, at least it was big for a fascinating cadre of social subversives ...