Are “Fake Geek Girls” A Thing?
Look at the title. The title, I think, poses a very important question: while lots of nerds will angrily go on diatribes about “fake geek girls”, I think we have […]
Anti-Prog Autism
Asian Sex Bullshit: Female Edition
So the New York Times published this article full of AsAm bullshit the other day! In this article, an Asian woman (Korean, as most Asian SJWs seem to be) complains […]
America’s Schoolmarm Problem: The Video!
Because it had to be put on video…the schoolmarm problem! derp On occasion, I feel the need to defend American history and culture from the constant, constant criticisms and mockeries and deconstructions […]
American Heroes Fought The Schoolmarm
Undoubtedly you all remember my seminal article from last year positing that most of what sucks about America comes from busybody schoolmarms. And I stand by that. But I want […]
Bullshit Jobs by David Graeber
So recently, I read the book Bullshit Jobs. A book that’s main premise is that a substantial amount of jobs in the USA today, at least 30% and quite probably more, […]
Woke Sci-Fi Still Blows
Remember my Woke Sci-Fi Article? It’s back in video form! Indeed, Conan is even capable of seeing a non-human as, if you’ll pardon the expression, a man worthy of respect: […]
Race and Emasculation: Everyone Gets It
So, I think everybody is in agreement that masculinity is in a state of crisis nowadays. And while the people who run society will tell us that the problem is […]
Learn to Code
In the past week or so, you’ve probably noticed a lot of fuss over the phrase “learn to code” . Numerous media outlets have had mass layoffs in the couple […]
The Goodness Paradox (Manthropology)
Welcome back to Manthropology—in this week’s episode, we discuss Richard Wrangham’s new book “The Goodness Paradox”, and whether or not his theories of the “taming” of humanity are true. And […]
Woke Sci-Fi and The Iron Dream
Yes, I *did* pick the most absurd cover I could find for The Iron Dream! So the other day I read Norman Spinrad’s The Iron Dream (which somehow managed to be the […]