Feast and Drink For Our Community's Health
Large-scale studies have found that around ten percent of adults in Western nations experience chronic loneliness.
Claire Lehmann
· 6 min read
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American Universities' China Problem
When the institutions we entrust to pursue the truth start avoiding the truth—particularly academic research that few of us can do on our own—we all suffer.
Robert Precht
· 4 min read
A Tale of Two Cities: The Modern Soothsayers
How much longer people are going to listen to these modern soothsayers. At this point, they are naked lobbyists for entrenched special interests.
Neema Parvini
· 5 min read
Every Schoolchild Should Read This Book
If read early enough, Innate might provide some inoculation against bad or naïve information about human nature and the indisputable role played by genes.
Richard Haier
· 6 min read
Sad Radicals
As radicals, we lived in what I call a paradigm of suspicion, one of the malignant ideas that emerge as a result of intellectual in-breeding.
Conor Barnes
· 11 min read
Progressive Creationism: A Review of 'A Dangerous Idea'
“In fact, with the rise of the Offense Culture, the Left’s attacks on science have become more intense. Expect more of them.”
Toby Young
· 11 min read
The Unsafe Feminist: Rebecca West and the ‘Bitter Rapture’ of Truth
Infantilism goes along with illiberalism, because while a liberal society requires a baseline of human freedom and responsibility.
Peter Baehr
· 10 min read
Steve Bannon Is Wrong, But Not for the Reasons You Think
This trollishness was amplified by a refusal to acknowledge the unprecedented nature of our current political polarization, and the social ills that flow from it.
Nicholas Phillips
· 6 min read
Why Men Can't Write About Sex Anymore
“Sex is one of the nine reasons for reincarnation, and the other eight are unimportant,” was embraced by us all, regardless of gender.
Vijai Maheshwari
· 6 min read
Academia's Case of Stockholm Syndrome
When done right, peer review is a rigorous process that fosters honest critique, lively discussion, and continual refinement of ideas for the mutual benefit of researchers and society.
Harry Crane and Ryan Martin
· 6 min read
Thirty Years After 'The Closing of the American Mind'
Relativism, Bloom claimed, “is not a theoretical insight but a moral postulate, the condition of a free society, or so they see it.
Jonathan Church
· 5 min read
Twitter's Trans-Activist Decree
“Men aren’t women,” and the other asked “How are transwomen not men? What is the difference between a man and a transwoman?”
Meghan Murphy
· 14 min read
The Problem with 'The Journal of Controversial Ideas'
The lack of viewpoint diversity among college and university faculty gives further reason for scholars to be concerned about pursuing and attempting to publish “controversial” ideas.
Clay Routledge, Bradley Campbell
· 5 min read
Sabrina the Woke Witch is a Disgrace to Baphomet
Whether on-screen or off, humans are interesting only when they assert moral autonomy over their own lives.
Jen Gerson
· 11 min read
If That's What It Means to Be a Writer, I Quit
Kauffman defended himself from charges of homophobia by saying that he wasn’t against the ‘gay influence’ in theatre, only its insidiousness.
Sky Gilbert
· 14 min read