The Weekly Eudemon
You like Stoic wisdom? Think the vaccine is working? Those are a few of the topics touched on this week.
Backward Shi*t*s
Man sentenced to death for drinking. And not because he's married.
We’ll Tell You What to Think. Just Don’t Worry Your Pretty Little Head About It
The elite are actually now advocating that people not think. Rather, just rely on the experts.
If You Meet the Buddha, Kill Him
Zen might help with your existential struggle.
Learn to Love Your Region
Regionalism might be the only effective answer to Leviathan . . . and it arguably saves lives
How to Take a Stance without Taking a Stance
In this age of uncertainty, you need beliefs and practices but not dogmas and preaching. Develop a stance, but be aware that you're on sand, not a stump.
The Revolt Against Essence
Getting to know the most popular philosophy of the 20th century. There's a reason Zen, Kerouac, Salinger, and Forrest Gump were, and continue to be, so popular.
I Almost Became an Anarchist
I've come to view Rothbard as a great economist, a good historian, and an amateur but unique philosopher.
This Might Be the Best Book of the 21st Century
Kauffman’s is a real message. Partially Quixotic, partially crucial . . . and there’s considerable overlap between those.
Hate the River-Rat!
Illiterate, suspicious, intensely clannish- blond, and usually ugly, river-rats make ideal bootleggers.
How to Write for Surfer Dudes
I've learned how to write for the online public. I feel cheap and used, but it's kinda funny.
Southern Literary Figure Hated Confederate Statues
Will Percy was not a BLM advocate, much less an Antifa subversive. He was “the embodiment of Southern culture, ‘defender of traditions, poet, gracious host.’”