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Metamodernity in Crisis
Metamodernity in Crisis The word “modernity” is something of a shibboleth in Rightist circles, as it is almost always used as a byword for everything
Lukas Eidolon
August 20, 2021
Metamodernity in Crisis The word “modernity” is something of a shibboleth in Rightist circles, as it is almost always used as a byword for everything
Rhytm of mythical thinking: Kantianism without a transcedental subject In order to follow the spontaneous movement of mythical thinking, it had to bow to its
Understanding the Elites Social development is accelerating. The position of the lower social classes in all Western countries is deteriorating. Attempts to change the trend
“Suffering-Abolitionist, Abolish Your Own Suffering!” – Adventures Through Obscure Conditions of the Mind, Part One There is an ancient Latin proverb: medice, cura te
Vortex of Steel: Ernst Jünger’s ‘The Worker’ and Wyndham Lewis’s ‘A Battery Shelled’ Wyndham Lewis, A Battery Shelled (1919), Imperial War Museum Wagner once
Hypnotic Revolution: BlackRock’s Monopoly as the Final Stage of Liberalism BlackRock, the world’s largest multinational investment management corporation, rules the world with an iron fist
On the pathology of Silicon Valley </h2 > This article was written by and published with the permission of Chris Bond (author of Nemesis: The
A Re-imagining of the US Constitution Preface While I am not enamored of the modern western secular state, it stands to reason there are some
Political Sedevacantism As of the time I am putting these words to a Microsoft Word document, it has already been four months since Joe Biden
Right Is Not Wrong Let us start by considering, if you will, the word ‘countercultural’ and what it means. What do you think of
Suprasensible Intuition </h2 > I intend here to return to my renovation of Platonism—and to confront some classical arguments in favor of God’s existence,
How Coronavirus Took Over the World The lexicon of mendacious government platitudes has gained another ignominious entry. “Just three weeks to flatten the curve!” they
Left and Right are Two Eternally Opposed Concepts By Romain d’Aspremont, author of The Promethean Right: Why the Right is Losing the Battle of Ideas
Demographic Dilemmas Demographic Dilemmas The inability of the right to make inroads against an incompetent left is merely part of a broader picture: their
The Shape of things to Come Well, three months into 2021 and it looks like the new year is already promising to be a continuation
Eliminating Pain In the field of Hedonics, the philosophy of negative valence experiences like pain, suffering, depression, anxiety, loss (or quite simply just the philosophy
What is the Wim Hof Method? If one were to survey a cross-section of people arriving at Wim Hof’s methods, it would appear that a
2021: David Will Defeat Goliath We live in indisputably dark times. Everywhere we look, the foreboding shadows of authoritarianism, globalism, and the imprisonment of the
Descartes and the Engine Heart There is perhaps no better proof that Marxism has become our dominant culture than our commonly shared views on history.
A Book Review of Prometheism by Jason Reza Jorjani, from Akrtos Media Ltd Just as Prometheus rebelled against the immortal and powerful gods of the
Waiting for the Father Whoever still claims that we are living under a “patriarchy” is probably unaware of the actual meaning of this term. Because patriarchy does
Zionism and the Ethnostate by Constantin von Hoffmeister Since it has now been proven that most Jews are genetically related to their ancestors from ancient
About Sustainable Politics By Leonid Savin Excerpt from the book “Ordo Pluriversalis: The End of Pax Americana and the Rise of Multipolarity”, Black House Publishing,
Democracy’s Funeral In 1939 “Der Schulungsbrief,” a monthly review of the Nazi party, published a Greek text: “Rede des Perikles,” Pericles’ Funeral Oration, a speech