Eric Voegelin, of “Don’t immanentize the eschaton!” fame, penned a small monograph exploring his favorite subject, gnosticism: Science, Politics & Gnosticism. It is a slim book not as well organized as some […]
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“Listen To The Science!” Is Scientism: “Listen To The Science!” Means “Listen To Me!”
Listen to the podcast at YouTube, Bitchute, or Gab. Our culture is saturated in scientism. Scientism comes in various forms. One is the belief that all knowledge is scientific — which is […]
Resetting Global Agriculture: The Destructive Road to Dystopia — Guest Post by Jaap Hanekamp
Introduction A title that seems to carry conspiratorial overtones (some might conclude). Well, as my esteemed readers know by now, the so-called “Dutch nitrogen crisis” got me thinking; philosophically, scientifically, historically and […]
The Beginnings Of The Expertocracy (a.k.a. Managerial Society) Starts With Napoleon
The French Revolution is directly responsible for the creating the soil in which the managerial society grew. The Cult of Reason alone proves this. The initial flowering of the managerial society came […]
Upcoming Hillsdale Talk, 11 April: Philosophy & Broken Science
I’ll be giving a talk at Hillsdale on April 11th. Festivities begin at 5 PM, and continue long into the night (maybe 9 or 10 PM). Do me a favor, will you? […]
The WHO and The Loss Of Sovereignty: How It Happens, How It’s Not Unusual
According to International Law—hold up. International Law? If there is such a thing as International Law, there is no such thing as national sovereignty; or, at least, not completely. For International Law […]
Blinded By Science
A remarkable article on the state of Science has emerged from the Pontifical Academy of Sciences. Ostensibly, the article is a lament on the horrors in our world. Things like the Russia-NATO […]
RAND & Army Show How “The Science” Is Done In Trying To Prove Women The Equal Of Men
In olden golden days of yore, scientists saw a thing happen and they asked “What caused this?” They set out to figure these causes, sometimes succeeding, usually failing, often only coming to […]
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