What does Google think? While internet searches have proven a valuable tool for sourcing information quickly, a new piece at Big Think warns that Googling is not thinking. That may sound obvious, especially if all your thoughts are organised Rev Fisk-style in boxes of 3 x 5 cards! But critical thinking expert Ozan Varol writes that algorithms… Read More Deep work
The Nimrodian World Empire didn’t just get started with the Bilderbergers and the bankers and the robber-barons-cum-silicon-gurus. The battle against Christianity is as old as Babel and more ancient still. The only difference is that today we are afraid there might be demon involvement behind the great pagan empires (like the United States), whereas the Christians before… Read More How Honest Should I Be?
(Part 3 in the multipart series “Against All Odds”) Reject modernism. Do it. You can keep the electricity, too. You’ll just want to use it differently. But the central tenet to a not-modern life is not getting off the grid. It is remembering that the future will never be better than the present. That is the… Read More Reject Modernism
A recent scientific study about scientific studies has concluded that there is not as much “disruptive” science being published lately. Authors of the study noted that while there are more papers being published today than in the 1940s, discoveries which send scientific disciplines in a brand new direction are light on the ground. An article in Nature journal pitches… Read More Blind with science
There have been few things that have impacted my life so deeply as becoming a Son of Solomon. It doesn’t take much. Just pray 9 psalms a day, read one proverb a day, and carry a crucifix and a Bible with you. That’s it. It’s not an oath. It’s not magic. It’s a discipline. You… Read More SOS
Have you ever felt a twinge of guilt, walking by that pile of books you been meaning to read? A curious post from Farnham Street blog might make you feel better! The writer suggests that unread books are the whole point of building a library – the more you know, the more you want to know. Could… Read More The anti-library
The majority of the public are illiterate and cannot grasp what is happening. The failure of international order, the destructive assault on our psychology, the indoctrination via propaganda and education, systems of power and control, the morphing of free society into a security paradigm, the softening of once brave peoples into trembling ghettos of fear,… Read More Expect it
Mad Mondays readers are well aware of the pitfalls in America’s education system. Two years of remote learning have revealed many problems that were flying under the radar. Parents are more aware of what is going on inside their children’s classrooms and are more willing to fight for what they believe. But Progressives, especially in the academy, continue… Read More Arrows in the hand of a warrior
The words and stories we once told ourselves in order to keep moving ourselves forward together have been enduring seismic shockwaves of decay for decades. The last two years have finally broken them. The days of this earth have always been far more evil than the natural eye can see. But the natural eye, blinded by… Read More Mendicant Soul
As 2020 blended in to 2021, a lot of observant folks were likely getting tired of doffing their tin foil hats, only to need them days later. The amount of times The News has been proved to be fake, the pile of people who said “That will never happen here!” only to eat their words,… Read More Down the rabbit hole
