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Category Archives: sanity
Mass Distraction
Just in case you’re wondering: I know there is nothing I can do to stop the Antifas and White heritage groups from killing each other. Just keep in mind that virtually every Klan group or similar organization in the US … Continue reading
Mythology of Fear
This won’t take long. Let’s assume that you, dear Reader, buy into some of my wild mystical blather here. The one thing you are going to run into again and again is the Straw Man attack. Our society fears mysticism, … Continue reading
Virtual Battlefield
There is no objective reality. There is only human experience and perception. The path of sanity for individuals and humanity as a whole is for perception to account for experience. It’s not a question of total accuracy because humanity is … Continue reading
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Tagged business, computer technology, evil government, Hacker Culture, oppression, politics
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Don’t Lie to Them
“Don’t you dare lie to me!” Yeah, you’ve heard that before. It’s pretty much what’s behind the oath Americans must give before testifying in court, to “tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help me … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient hebrew culture, culture, epistemology, feudal obligations, objective reality, western civilization
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Nothing Personal, But It’s Personal
There is nothing particularly virtuous, nor sinful, about activism. Start with holy cynicism and not taking yourself too seriously. If activism is simply a part of your personal character, then be activist. Do it because it’s essential to who you … Continue reading
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Tagged alt-tech, gamergate, globalism, internet, moral discernment, personal narrative, Political activism, social justice, social mythology
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Safe Distance
Who are you? That’s the one question that matters most. Not in the sense of some static answer, because that would never work unless you are dead. Rather, it’s the query of who you are in this moment. Nobody says … Continue reading
