I encountered an interesting essay titled, ‘Maneuver Warfare Is Not Dead, But It Must Evolve.’ Context: Here’s an excerpt from the essay for those not familiar with what is meant […]
Mises: Our Leftist Economic Thinking
excerpts from an essay by Ludwig von Mises published in The Freeman (1952). The pseudo-liberals monopolize the teaching jobs at many universities. Bureaus gave them the mentality of authoritarianism The […]
Hayek on Privately Issued Competing Currencies
In a 1980 interview with Silver and Gold Report, Friedrich Hayek made an argument for privately issued competing currencies. He was asked about it again in 1984 and said:
Communist Revolution USA w Foreign Ties
I had written before about foreign influence in domestic conflict in Moral Conflict in America – providing examples of Soviet Union and China exploiting racial tension in America. I want […]
Microbial metabolites as risk factors for Parkinson’s disease
Researchers at the University of Vienna have discovered a microbial metabolite that destroys dopamine-producing neurons. From the press release: “…the researchers focused on a metabolite produced by the bacterium Streptomyces […]
Georges Sorel: The Power of Myths
excerpts from Reflections on Violence (1908): “As long as there are no myths accepted by the masses, one may go on talking of revolts indefinitely without ever provoking any revolutionary […]
Bob Jones: Strategic Influence
Bob Jones was a guest on ep 56 of the Cognitive Crucible. From the podcast description: “During this thought provoking episode, Mr. Bob Jones asserts that governance is a critical […]
Vices Are Self Harm
From Aristotle’s ‘Nicomachean Ethics’ (1566) preceding line, “Therefor the good man should be a lover of self (for he will both…” People need to hear stories and see acts which […]
Moral Conflict in America
After reading a review of Aleksandr Dugin’s 1997 ‘Foundations of Geopolitics,’ I downloaded an AI translated copy myself (the book was originally published in Russian). This excerpt stood out: While […]