Monthly Archives: November 2014

Temporarily, maybe (?). Anyway, this is an exciting revelation because it explains a great deal about European history (and here I hadn’t mentioned associative horizon for almost a week). My sister-in-law mentioned this study a while back, so I’m glad … Continue reading →

Regarding Christianity, I find this: http://www.theswordbearer.org/p005_summaries.html 1. The author says immortality of soul is unbiblical and unproven, only spirits are immortal. In the time of the adulthood of Abraham, God stoped being the Father of all humans to be the … Continue reading →

Happy belated Thanksgiving! A couple of days ago on a VP thread, I said Christian aspies are thankful that the meek will inherit the earth, implying that the world will eventually be overrun by over-intellectualizing, physically powerful bronies. I also … Continue reading →

If it were ever uncertain, it is now clear the Chateau is a full-throated neoreactionary site. He’s certainly got a flair for advertising (but that was never uncertain). He’s a smart dude, but I wonder whether he came up with … Continue reading →

(Back on the old diet. I haven’t had a decent night of sleep in two weeks, so I’ll probably be in recovery mode for another two weeks.) I’ve never heard anything before that sounded so much like being chased through … Continue reading →

Previously I said that politics is a continuation of the war for resources and gave an illuminating little parable. This time, I’m going to talk a bit more realistically about how this shakes out. The most important resources today are … Continue reading →

This morning I forgot to bring my wallet to work and had to forego good, Caribou coffee in favor of work coffee (blegh). I remember picking up the wallet but it never got into my pocket, and I’ll probably find … Continue reading →

As I mentioned before, there are a number of definitions of conscientiousness floating around. This can be confusing, especially when reading blogs by nutjobs who might use the word according to both MBTI and Cooijmans definitions in the same post, … Continue reading →

Turns out conscientiousness is harder in the midst of schedule upheavals. Who woulda thunk? I picked up an overnight shift Sunday night and decided Monday (an off day from work) would be a good off day from caffeine, being devoted … Continue reading →

Story here, Tex’s commentary here. Here’s the test itself. I’d be interested to try this out as a PPM-style IQ test. Probably, today’s mean would be around 25 (too optimistic?) with a long, skinny left tail and a big pile … Continue reading →