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May 26 5 tweets 2 min read
Jordan Peterson is explicitly not a Christian— he has even described himself in the lineage of Nietzsche as a *critic* of Christianity on a fundamental level— what he says here is the Nietzschean description of “truth”— there is only “truth” in the pursuit & use of power, “truth” is what you *kill* for. He basically tells the atheists here that Christianity is *esoterically* a poetic description of attaining “single mindedness” in the recognition of oneself as God. This is the Jungian “psychological Christ” (what I would describe as a form of Antichrist). It’s mostly neoconservatism dressed up as Christ— this is “we must defend the zionist state” christianity. He says what is true is what you are willing to kill for. He said “Give them hell Netanyahu.” That’s what he believes— it has nothing to do with the noble proletarian carpenter of Roman occupied Judaea. He wouldn’t “die for his belief in the bodily resurrection of all men & their subsequent trial & judgment by Jesus Christ”— he’d ask the would be executioner “well what do you mean by believe? It’s really an event of the mind, you see, in the pursuit of single mindedness…”
May 23 9 tweets 2 min read
Zoomers & beyond will be far more revolutionary than Millennials because Millennials are (presently) inheriting the windfall of the Great Boomer Die Off. While the generations after Millennials will never get the opportunity of, for instance, pre-covid mortgage rates. As Engels wrote a long time ago— Communism in America doesn’t catch on because so much money can still be made in land speculation (& other sorts of speculative investment). Why be a communist if DOGEcoin is mooning & so on?
May 23 5 tweets 1 min read
Parapolitics loses a lot of its “cosmic horror” punch when you realize the satirical insight that the most absurd retarded & evil things are necessary features of the prevailing superstructure & not incidental divergences from some posited innate goodness of mankind. Was the Israeli ambassador or whatever shooting a false flag by the deep state? Was the shooter “programmed to kill”? Does it even matter? This is what America necessarily produces in the year 2025. It’s all grist of the mill— the mill is unipolar dollar hegemony buttressed by the international black market.
May 22 8 tweets 2 min read
This is just the natural consequences of the cueing system of literacy pedagogy in which people are trained to “guess” what something says piece by piece rather than grasping the gestalt through repeated exposure. Nobody “talks like Dickens writes” nowadays— so they have no knowledge base from which to “guess”— the only way to learn how to read a Victorian novel’s figurative language is to read many things that are similar to a victorian novel. No matter how much Steven’s Universe you watch, none of it will equip you with the skills to read the Pickwick Papers et al Eventually this lack of exposure (ie: illiteracy) compounds & you’re in college & you have to pretend to understand a book that you literally cannot read because you should have started reading books like that when you were ten years old.
May 15 16 tweets 4 min read
I understand the famous Tertullian "apology" for Christian Faith: "Credo quia absurdum"/"certum est, quia impossibile" ("I believe because it is absurd"/"It is certain because it is impossible") -- that's the sort of world it is-- reality itself seems the most impossible. Before Christianity, the reality of life was not understood deeply enough-- there was a type of false seriousness, the kind that betokens a sort of midwittery-- it's only with the figure of Christ that the absolute transcendentally ironic lunacy of reality becomes apparent.
May 13 8 tweets 2 min read
The basis of Marxism is very simple common sense stuff that pretty much everyone has already intuited considering we live more than a century later & his ideas have diffused through the entire world such that there are no states in the world that are not "marxist" to some degree. The basis of Marxism is this: "There is a fundamental conflict between the class of people who own everything & the class of people who own nothing." Do you want to know who would agree with this? The Intelligence Agencies of the Anglsophere. The CIA would say "thanks to Marxist theory, we are aware of our role in managing & mediating this class conflict such that society remains stable & there is no revolution"-- in fact, the criticism of the Soviet Union offered by Langley & so on, even back in the 1950s, was that the USSR was engaged in "Social Imperialism" -- this is to say that the "Marxist Critique of the Soviet Union" was developed in Western Intelligence Agencies.

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May 13 4 tweets 1 min read
My message to 20-somethings is that your 20s milieu is an anarchy server & when everyone hits 30 the great sort occurs & people who are most invested in their 20something identity get completely owned by time & the rest become normal. If you’re 30something & you are on Discord you have lost the plot. It’s forgivable to be an internet retard cybergoon in your 20s— in your 30s such a person is basically invisible & only exists as a ghostly warning to 20somethings— like the super senior at the high school party
May 8 24 tweets 4 min read
Something that I've learned about America is that having grown up in New England, it's easier for me to be extremely cynical about "progressivism" than it is for someone raised a fundamentalist evangelical christian who then "becomes progressive" in college or whatever. For me, the dream world of the fundamentalist evangelical kid who just wants to be punk rock & do drugs & listen to secular music & even *ghasp* evil pagan metal music-- this is just the world I grew up in, it has no "edginess" to me at all.
May 5 8 tweets 3 min read
Arguably the wealth polarization of the present is worse than in the Gilded Age because back then if you got rich enough you’d run out of things to buy & you couldn’t just give your money to be managed by “civil society” in the form of NGOs & charities yet, so often times you’d give a ton of money to the construction of public infrastructure with the proviso that something or other gets named after you. Even if Zuckerberg or someone else now donates enough to get the hospital named after them, the hospital is not actually public infrastructure in the way that every library Andrew Carnegie built is to this day. Back then you’d have these heiresses sitting on millions of dollars & instead of donating to some charity at a charity gala, they’d give their money to the city or state with the promise it would build some public good that would get named after them. Andrew Carnegie personally paid for the construction of 2,509 libraries.
May 2 5 tweets 2 min read
Leftists don’t understand that Rightists are Rightists not out of “sentiment” but usually out of deference to what they believe to be the truth about reality. They literally don’t have a theory of mind for MAGA people & it’s making them as counterproductive as possible. I remember talking to “socialists” about this— that the normie MAGA guy who calls himself a “capitalist” is generally suggesting that capitalism *outperforms* socialism in terms of providing for the common good. Obviously, this isn’t true, but they *believe* it is true— it’s not like they’re saying “I have no concern for the good of anyone & only want to be greedy because I’m evil”
May 2 9 tweets 5 min read
The thing is, this is why the Elite of the Anti-Semites are also Zionists-- it makes perfect sense-- they go "Yeah, we don't like them, which is why we want them to all go over there, & we also don't like the people there, racially, so fuck 'em too, & we can send them money & shit who cares they just buy our weapons anyway, just fuck off with the jewish culture stuff blah blah"-- you can support Israel very deeply out of a sense of profound anti-semitism too lol that's why Herzl wrote in his diaries: "the anti-Semites will become our most dependable friends, the anti-Semitic countries our allies." -- why wouldn't they be? If you hate Jews so much, then put them all over there, & make some money off that arrangement. It's not like the Nazis paid room & board for the Jews in the concentration camps-- they were enslaved & had to produce goods on their behalf. The existence of Israel is "making good use of the Jews" for the elite Anti-semite-- hell, even in the urban mythology of "the Illuminati" -- the Illuminati only produces Israel in order to usher in the end of all Abrahamic religions & the institution of Global Luciferianism (which is, ultimately, American Financial Imperialism). Like in that fictitious Albert Pike letter to Mazini about "the Three World Wars" (nobody to my knowledge has ever found the primary source of this, the British Library denies that it exists in their holdings, or even where it was first forged & published). The Elite Antisemite of the Illuminati would necessarily support Israel's existence vehemently, as it was ostensibly created by them in their ostensible plot to abolish all abrahamic religions & usher in a return to some sort of mystical paganism by producing three world wars in succession etc. There is a real difference between let's say BAP or Richard Spencer, elite "antisemites" who love Israel, & the lower rungs of "white nationalists" who do not have that sort of Illuminated Bohemianism, to appreciate "Jewish Ethnonationalism" as a model for their own struggle etc. Notably, the "white nationalists" are usually "Christian White Nationalists" -- & the "Elite Antisemites" are usually Mystical Irrationalists & more interested in Occultism & Vitalism etc & not fans of Christianity at all, except where it is "Pagan" in some way. Landshark here is actually a "Chestertonian Orthodox Anglophile" (he's an anglophile, why would a Belarussian be on the English part of the internet writing in English?) -- he loves Chesterton-- Chesterton was also fairly antisemitic by today's standards. Chesterton was a "Judeobolshevik" type of guy in his time. He depicts Communism as fundamentally "jewish" etc-- he has to invent his own sort of "Christian Socialism" in Distributism-- which is actually the same sort of "Syndicalism" favored by most of the leftoid "woke" anarchists in the anglosphere anyway-- they just want one with rainbows & others want it with crucifixes. Isn't that funny?
May 2 10 tweets 3 min read
Right wing art generally isn’t about “normal low anxiety” blahblah— funny for the guy named after HP Lovecraft whose works are about cyberhorror pornography & “the anxieties of the present”— “Right Wing Art” is usually, actually, quite eccentric & outside the mainstream, if you mean “far right wing art” & not merely “conservative liberal art”— Mishima’s works are mostly about freaks, perverts, murderers, etc— Houellebecq writes almost exclusively about “the anxieties of modern life” & is for this reason “right wing”— I don’t understand this desire for “right wing art”— there’s plenty of it— good art, however, is much rarer. Good art is about the refinement of technique more than it is about “a political statement” of some sort or other. Mishima isn’t good because he’s “right wing”— he’s good because his prose is compelling, his descriptions are lucid, & his plotting is ornate— he’s read still for those reasons, not because of “his ideas” Why are Ersnt Junger’s novels good? Because his prose is compelling, his almost Borgesian minimalism in his science fictions, his profound sense of irony & his ability to depict characters both as they actually are & how they believe themselves to be— allowing that juxtaposition to confront the reader etc
Apr 30 9 tweets 2 min read
The Louis Theroux documentary is a great example of British Liberalism being unable to do anything but gesture at people who are 100% sincere & materially motivated & say “this is a bit odd innit?” — just pointing at it & going “yikes innit” To the Palestinians, Louis Theroux goes “yikes innit?”

To the Israelis he goes “yikes innit?”

They both agree, yes, yikes— but this agreement in disagreement cannot be the grounds of some sort of end to the conflict. The Israelis need to be occupied by a supranational entity.
Apr 29 6 tweets 2 min read
I have started to come to the conclusion that “normal human consciousness” is only developed fully when you have a kid— as that is what most of your normal life is— having kids— & if you eschew this you necessarily go insane in some manner, insofar as you produce a “surrogate” for this normative behavior. The Right likes to talk about “childless women”— but the eternal bachelor / derelict dad are just as insane & lead the same sort of vanguard for antisocial normatization. We valorize these surrogate activities— in the form of “accomplishments” or “experiences”— but really, at the end of the day, the production & flourishing of a new human life is obviously more complicated than any “feat” of individualism.
Apr 19 7 tweets 4 min read
Sometimes as a Dad I think of how silly it is when people tell you that "marketing is fake & doesn't work"-- brother, I market cucumbers as "green watermelons" & broccoli as "yummy trees." Something you also learn very swiftly is that purely formal expressions of authority are almost worthless. "Because I said so" doesn't even work on a subject that can't parse the sentence. What works? Shamanism. We have to because that's what the shiny rock told me.
Apr 16 8 tweets 2 min read
Every year that passes since 2020 I think how much better everything I wrote then has been aging compared to the luminaries of the "Alt Right" who blew up doubling down on the most retarded positions in the sphere & mainstreaming them. They have to own all of this now. They pulled the wool over their own eyes. None of this is going to age well. Fake Christian Nationalist Red Pill bullshit will be the Fedora Atheism of the next decade. The more sentient in the spheres that intersect these spheres already put their bets against it down years ago.
Apr 4 11 tweets 3 min read
The “blue collar = bad” stuff comes from Western Marxoids who think that productive labor is itself dehumanizing & that “creative work” is inherently liberatory of the subjectivity of the worker etc. That’s why you have them obsessed with “workplace democracy” & whatnot— the notion that what is really bad about class conflict is “the alienation of being a mere employee”— as in, the fact of being “employed” as a tool in some sense rather than “collaborating voluntarily & creatively” etc. It ties in with the notion that a “first world country” primarily employs FIRE sector labor & that “third world countries” primarily employ productive workers. The constant refrain is “under Communism you will work in a sweatshop” — & you notice the leftoids they say “under Communism I will design the uniforms”— on a class level, “intellectuals” want to eschew productive labor entirely Very rare are the Western communists who sat “I want Communism so I can have a good paying job in the productive sector of the economy”— where are the leftists demanding the single income household from entry level productive labor as in the 1950s? Nowhere. That’s a “right wing” talking point etc
Apr 3 4 tweets 1 min read
"The Unwashed Masses" as you call them are not a unified culture. The Boomers aren't ready to switch from capeshit, & the Gen Xers, & the Boomer Millennials-- but youth culture is almost entirely predicated upon foreign cultural products-- anime being the most obvious referent. Nintendo's announcements still matter more than Microsoft's ever will, culturally. Japan really has beaten America in terms of cultural soft-power on a culture-unit per capita / impact style hypothetical quantification. I can't think of any American cultural product that competes with the sort of totalizing franchise worldbuilding found in something like Pokemon.
Apr 1 6 tweets 1 min read
William Gaddis is the most underrated American author of the 20th century. Pynchon gets more appreciation for his interest in parapolitics— but Gaddis wrote the most incisive & biting anatomies of American life, a brutally concrete realist with the bleakest sense of dark humor. Carpenter’s Gothic is also one of the funniest satires on CIA involvement in Africa & Latin America, but you hardly ever see it mentioned or discussed in those circles.
Mar 29 10 tweets 3 min read
The whole “turn this picture into another picture” AI use case is very limited compared to training it to render assets procedurally in a defined style. The former is really just about gag / novelty akin to boardwalk caricature “art”— the latter would actually be useful in creating art. Using AI to automate the production of sprite sheets or assets that maintain the same rules of art direction the way any style sheet is used in art production would be more useful— but programming that would require the inputs to be more precise & modular than “like Ghibli”— talking line weight/size, ratios of eye size to face size, etc. If you used the current tools to render frame to frame the smoothness of Ghibli *animation* would not be apparent.
Mar 29 7 tweets 2 min read
I enjoy novels where the protagonist is basically a complete loser with no social ties so that time can be passed swiftly in the narration with sentences like “I made some tea & sat in bed & smoked cigarettes. Then the phone rang.” Sometimes they try to tell you too much about characters. They have too much going on. They’re thinking too much about what they have going on. Give me a protagonist who has absolutely nothing going on & he can only think about the one thing going on which is the plot of the novel.