Don’t worry, despair. More.
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A short argument for traditions.
A society of emasculated liars is easy to control.
The victimocracy.
Genetic failure.
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Glanton quits Social Matter.
Expropriation and elite insecurity.
Half of science is wrong. An underestimate?
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When public policy meets elementary biology.
The moron elite.
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The electoral addiction.
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The shape of censorship.
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There is no solution to diversity.
Those old, effective, competent racists.
New Blog: American Identitaire. Tactical consideration.
Why thrust agency on those who neither want nor have it?
Why little countries become big symbols.
The end of the student loan bubble.
A review of Sarah Perry’s book: Every Cradle is a Grave.
Calling writers: Irrational wiki.
Vox answers some questions on Christianity and homosexuality.
Related: Gays and HIV.
The Anglican Church suffers the fruits of apostasy.
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Chuck C Johnson suspended from Twitter.
Transabled go mainstream. The ride never slows.
The end of the National Review. Related.
The real reason for the anti-tobacco crusade.
The negative sum game of publishing and demographics.
Related: A lesson in opportunity costs in publishing.
Vox responds to Eric Flint and Mercedes Lackey.
Silk Road creator sentenced to life. More.
How to turn a liberal hipster into a capitalist tyrant in one evening.
More on AI risk.
A right-winger’s adventures in welfareland.
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The death of newspapers.
Autistic boy discovered to be a physics genius after removal from public school.
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V.P.’s article on the C. of E. is sort of interesting, but if you are with the Continuing Anglican Church ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continuing_Anglican_movement ) and you talk about their communion, you don’t call it the Anglican Communion anymore, but the Lambeth Communion. Don’t look back, just witness when you can do it, I say.
A.J.P.