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LLMs can process human language with formal rigor—the function of Supreme Court justices.
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Notes on a $150M playbook that's never been written down
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Notes on an "unfortunate season" of civil conflict
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I wanted to love it, but Alexander Karp's new book is a mess of contradictions and a bloody revenge by the Frankfurt School against the school of American Optimism.
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Influence and Intellect in the Ancient World
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Reading Nick Land's Meltdown sentence by sentence.
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A preview from my forthcoming book and an upcoming weekend in the woods.
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Reading Nick Land's Meltdown sentence by sentence.
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Reading Nick Land's Meltdown sentence by sentence.
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Stendhal, Lacan, Gutenberg, Nick Land and more
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On Alex Karp, Hélène Cixous, Gorgias, Sarah McNally, and More
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Notes for the week
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The final installment of our 2024 annual letter.
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An annual review in 3 parts.
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An annual review in 3 parts.
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An annual review in 3 parts (with a shipping update on The Independent Scholar).
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A close reading of St.
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Why genetic manipulation of babies leads to market slavery and embryonic holocaust, even by secular utilitarian standards
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An exploration of Manny Farber's aesthetic philosophy of 'Termite Art vs.
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And how masterpieces are made.
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And the second most fateful bookstore encounter in history...
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On Nietzsche's fatal mistake
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The right attitude and body language can obtain almost anything through confidence and presence.
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The removal of walls decreases the fraction of relevant space under your control.
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How did a lens-grinder who published only two failed books during his lifetime become one of the most influential philosophers in history?
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On the first sentence of Nick Land's Meltdown.
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Reading Nick Land's Meltdown sentence by sentence.
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Nietzsche, Marinetti, Ecuador, and my new print book coming soon
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How the visible world hangs together.
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Become imperceptible, not illegible.
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Divorce rates increased from 1960 to 1980, partially thanks to an academic trend led by divorced women.
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In the 21st century, it's easy to forget you are not Super Mario.
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Aristotle and the Secret of Esoteric Boomerism
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And online, too.
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"The facts of the world are not the end of the matter."
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On Gregory Clark's 2014 book The Son Also Rises, one of the most remarkable economics book I've read this year.
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On speech, truth, and the printed word
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A long-running historical gradient suggests that individuals will enjoy full control over the creation, distribution, and monetization of their work, eventually evading all centralized platforms and arbitrary constraints.
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Baudrillard famously asked, "What are you doing after the orgy?"
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Sibi scribere.
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The greatest social power is achieved by withdrawing from society.
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On Mary Moody Emerson.
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"Wham!
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Joy, Sorrow, and the Feeling Brain.
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News and updates, the essays of Samuel Johnson, and more...
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Why the Kids Aren't Growing Up
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The high-water mark of revolutionary Deleuzian Feminism.
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A detailed summary of René Girard's account of mimetic desire, scapegoating, violence, and Christianity.
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A critique of modern moral discourse and a proposal to revive the Aristotelian tradition of virtue ethics.
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And the accelerating rate of paradigm turnover