I started this commentary back in 2018, and for whatever reason got sidetracked and didn’t finish it despite being almost done. Doing some spring cleaning on the site, I rediscovered the draft and have finished. It is still pretty much just as relevant since the same things continue to happen…
[Here is an old interview I did with Aurini on gender differences in intelligence] Aurini has written an article discussing conspiracies. Like myself, and Anonymous Conservative, reasonable appraisal of time and events has led to the consideration that many things that happen, or at least the tall tales we are…
This is a graphic from my book “Smart and Sexy” which details and provides the evidence for X linked inheritance of intelligence. Available free at the link. It is a succinct way of showing how intelligence can be expected to be expressed through 4 generations of a family line. A…
For the TL;DR crowd, AC’s regular commenter farcesensitive provided a succinct summary in response to the comment I made which this post is adapted from: Stupid people are Amoral to some extent.Intelligent people are either moral or IMmoral.Cabal finds people who are amoral enough to be just as useful as…
Original source. The FBI raided Project Veritas on a pretext and is now leaking their privileged communications to the New York Times…PV is currently in litigation with the New York Times [which] makes it all the more appalling that the NYT would be publishing Veritas’ privileged communications. The premise for…
@parallaxoptics is a neoreactionary twitter account and artist posting high quality reactionary and dissident right adjacent art and media. And probably some dissident meme stuff that gains a cult popularity as well. He has been around for a while, and has produced some good content. His video AnarchoTyranny is very…
From Scott Alexanders new blog. Yesterday the FDA approved aducanumab, an anti-amyloid antibody developed by Biogen, for the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease. This was based on post hoc interpretation of clinical trials that were stopped early due to futility, and against the strong recommendation of the FDA’s own advisory committee. Aducanumab will be…
Another article suggested by the American sun. Here is the original article. I suspect we are currently witnessing the catastrophic end of this metaphysical power of legitimacy that has shielded the managerial ruling class for decades. Anyone even briefly familiar with the historical record knows just how much of a…
I found this article originally at the American Sun. If you don’t know, a lot of the neoreactionary writers who wrote for now defunct sites or decided to shut their personal sites down now write for the American Sun. Its worth checking out and I track it with my RSS…
I mentioned in the previous article on vaccines (other than the death jab) causing brain injuries in children that I disliked how low-density lipoproteins are referred to as “Cholesterol.” Calling these injuries Autism is, in my opinion, similar to calling blood lipid transport “cholesterol” in that they are needlessly inaccurate…
Original Article. The Department of Justice (which defends vaccine makers against injury claims in court), and its expert pro-vaccine medical witnesses, secretly acknowledged that vaccines caused autism in the tragic case of 9-year old Hannah Poling; her father, a pediatric neurologist; her mother, a registered nurse and attorney. To some…
Original article. This is Scott Alexander’s new site, by the way. I agree. Read the whole article, its good. Excerpt: my prediction is that an average student could miss a year or two of school without even noticing. I mean, their standardized test score would be lower at the end…
As you may know, the reddit dark enlightenment subreddit was stealth banned a little less than a month before the election in 2020. Convenient timing, but it was expected for a long time before that anyway. The only thing exceptional about DEs ban compared to all the others is they…
In Neoreaction, we have long claimed that Democracy (and republicanism) is a poor system of government, with reason and prudence giving way to wild passions, hedonisms and other indulgences. We may, perhaps, have put a little too much faith in the idea that elections were actually real and represented whatever…
[I am not sure if the quote in the picture is real or not, but it definitely seems to be consistent with the reality we are experiencing today. A commenter suggests that it is real.] I was browsing through The American Sun’s Friday reads and saw two articles I found…
