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Nicolás Gómez Dávila's political philosophy: A critique of modernity
Are we losing more than we gain in the name of progress? Colombian philosopher Nicolás Gómez Dávila (1913-1994) thought so....
1 week ago
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It is impossible to be bored
I do not understand people who say they are bored. I'm not saying these are great times—maybe they're pretty rough—but boring?...
3 weeks ago
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One Piece taught me how to interpret the structures of the world order
The World Government in One Piece is the central power structure, comprised of various kingdoms....
4 weeks ago
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The Incoherence of Liberalism and Libertarianism in a Materialist World
Many of these self-proclaimed defenders of liberty also embrace a purely materialistic worldview. This combination is not just contradictory—it's intellectually bankrupt....
1 month ago
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The Labor Market Lie: Germany's Forgotten Craftsmen and the Migration Smokescreen
Across the once-proud industrial heartlands of Germany, a crisis silently unfolds. From the shuttered factories of the Ruhr to the struggling production lines of our storied automotive sector, the lifeblood of our nation’s true economy ebbs away....
1 month ago
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Spengler's age of caesarism takes shape
Oswald Spengler's "Age of Caesarism" isn't quite here, but it's getting closer every day....
1 month ago
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