Epicycles and Conspiracy Theories
James Lindsay explains epicycles and how we can learn to spot them to figure out which kinds of conspiracy theories are likely to be false.
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OnlySubs: A Rant Against Conspiracy Brain
We need to step back from the ledge of conspiracy brain, and in this episode, James Lindsay indulges in a fitting rant against the problem.
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Michel Foucault and Woke Mental Illness
Surely you have noticed how Woke acts like a mental illness. Second, it actually valorizes mental illness for real.
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OnlySubs: James Reads the Bible: Proverbs 26
The Bible's book of Proverbs has a tremendous amount of wisdom in it, much of it highly pertinent to dealing with Woke and a Woke environment.
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How the Communist Manifesto Explains the Red-Green Alliance
James Lindsay explains the relevance of intersectionality, the Red-Green Alliance, and Palestinianism (or the "Palestinian Cause").
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The Nazi Experiment, Vol. 17: Hitler at His Point
Here, we will learn what Hitler means when he declares himself a nationalist, a socialist, and a national socialist.
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A Short, Comprehensive Definition of “Woke”
In this episode of New Discourses Bullets, host James Lindsay breaks it all down, making Woke easier than it ever has been before.
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The Myth of the Blood, Vol. 5: Pseudo-Gnostic Nazi German Mysticism
James Lindsay explores the centrality of German Mysticism derived from the heresies of Johannes Eckhart from the 13th century.
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John Adams’s 1765 Defense of Religious and Political Liberty
In this episode, host James Lindsay reads Adams's amazing essay with no less goal than to make it famous among all Americans.
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Traditional Versus Critical Theory
James Lindsay breaks down the point of this essay and the nature of Horkheimer's comparison between these two ways of thinking.
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OnlySubs: James Reads the Bible: Hebrews 11
The Bible is arguably the most anti-Woke book ever written, and in this series, I aim to show that by reading it to you.
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The Foundational American View of Romans 13
James Lindsay reads the majority of a sermon so that you, too, can hear this incredibly important message.
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The Anatomy of a Critical Theory
This little segment of Horkheimer's thought allows us to dissect the Critical Theory and clearly understand its anatomy and consequences.
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OnlySubs: Why I Really Read All This Stuff
In this episode, I take a few minutes to talk with you about how my mission is empowerment and education, and why this perspective matters.
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Traditional and Critical Theory According to Max Horkheimer
James Lindsay brings you through some of the text of Max Horkheimers essay so you can understand Critical Theory from its birth.
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A Short Defense of the Moral Institution of Profit
James Lindsay invites you to understand the goodness of profit and to start teaching it to others, especially our young people.
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We, the Screamers
With so many "screamers," which ones, like Koestler, are crucially right, and which ones are cranks and fools?
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Resisting Welfare Mentality
James Lindsay presents a compelling X post on "welfare mentality," exposing the reality of free enterprise versus socialism.
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Edward Said and How the West Went Woke
James Lindsay reads from Edward Said to explain how Postmodernist and establishment-liberal mondialist projects overlap.
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Reading the DSA Platform
James Lindsay reads quickly through the entire DSA party platform so that people can hear for themselves just how crazy it is.
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