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Serving two lords in the Third Rome: a quick note on the Nagorno-Karabakh
In his seminal book Clash of Civilizations, Harvard political scientist Samuel P. Huntington described the world as composed of a handful of civilizations, mostly in competition against each other. The … Continue reading Serving two lords in the Third Rome: a quick note on the Nagorno-Karabakh
Linkstorm VII
From J. Simpkin’s new installment of his Necro-Ethics series on drone warfare: “(…) with the advent of the drone the temptations of a technological fix raised its head once more. … Continue reading Linkstorm VII
China, Outer Space and the Arctic’s melting point
As a cold, dark, dangerous place, the Arctic is often compared to Outer Space. It is a remote, barren land, mostly unknown, and cannot even be reliably penetrated without the … Continue reading China, Outer Space and the Arctic’s melting point
Linkstorm VI
Some funny mathematical jokes on Big Game Hunting: “(…) We place a spherical cage in the desert, enter it, and lock it. We perform an inversion with respect to the … Continue reading Linkstorm VI
The Law and the Algorithm: Joe Biden, Donald Trump and Curzio Malaparte
Kurt Erich Suckert escaped from his boarding school in Tuscany in 1914, at the age of sixteen, to join the French Army in the Great War. He quickly rose to … Continue reading The Law and the Algorithm: Joe Biden, Donald Trump and Curzio Malaparte
Post-election ripples: Trump’s friends and foes accross the Atlantic
The world is holding its breath. The aftermath of the US presidential election has left many questions unanswered. One thing that made it notable was the polarization involved, which was … Continue reading Post-election ripples: Trump’s friends and foes accross the Atlantic
Linkstorm V
Geoff Shullenberger’s new article for The New Atlantis, on predictions for the election: “(…) When reality and a model of that reality appear to be mismatched, in other words, we … Continue reading Linkstorm V
“Christianity is gay” III: Blue Moon edition
Christianity, with Catholicism being no exception, has repeatedly been accused of being feminized religion. This claims have come both from all across the political spectrum, from Spanish Civil War Anarcho-Communists … Continue reading “Christianity is gay” III: Blue Moon edition
“Christianity is gay” II: a second note on evolutionary memetics
Identification of Christianity as a negative influence over Western civilization is not exclusive to revolutionaries in the so-called “Left”. The connection was also made by members of the alt-right’s precursors … Continue reading “Christianity is gay” II: a second note on evolutionary memetics
Linkstorm IV
How Big Tech seduced the Left, by Geoff Shullenberger: “(…) Information technology does not enable either freedom or control: it facilitates both at once. Because they did not recognise this … Continue reading Linkstorm IV
“Christianity is gay”: a short note on evolutionary memetics
Today’s memetic environment is steeped in questions of sex and gender; specifically, the female ones. The protagonism of biopolitics already is a key feature of 21st century culture. It will … Continue reading “Christianity is gay”: a short note on evolutionary memetics
Linkstorm III
On Internet Topology: “(…) The internet as territory is more similar to multidimensional foam than it is to the plane. This has profound implications for those institutions that transfer or … Continue reading Linkstorm III
