The Boring Epidemic
I was reading an interview with one of my favorite authors, Houellebecq. He makes an amusing point: “The way this epidemic has panned out is […]
Month: June 2020
The difference between actual protests and bourgeois social posturing
There are some short comments I want to make on the recent peaceful demonstrations against the lockdown in the Netherlands. Police began beating random middle-aged […]
Introducing: The Magical Cactus Forest Party
You could say that I have some experience with psychedelics. I’m also a bit of a psychedelic evangelist. I don’t have a favorite psychedelic, rather, […]
Movie Review: Ikiru (1952)
There’s an advantage to having your own blog that few people are aware of. Let’s say we’re not already living in a computer simulation. Artificial […]
Everything you never wanted to know about Value Investing
I would recommend all of you reading along to swallow the grey pill. What the hell is that? The grey pill is where you respond […]
People are acting hysterical because they have suffered a collective trauma
“Renouncing the world” ceases to be an achievement and becomes a temptation as Progress progresses. -Don Colacho I’ve had Salvia trips in the middle of the […]
How you are programmed to fear each other
It’s important to avoid succumbing to the temptation of thinking that the rioters and looters in American cities are somehow representative of African Americans. Everyone […]
The 90IQ 90k college debt generation
It seems as if people are going collectively mad and it increasingly appears to me that social media is to blame for this phenomenon. The […]