Science Comes From Western Reciprocity Ethics
Science arose as an unexpected consequence of how Western societies chose to solve moral and social problems.
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Polygamy, Monogamy, and Christian History
Most Christians are almost completely unaware of the historical development of Christian marriage.
In Defense of the Warrior Class
Why Reckless Talk Is Not Courage
“You Didn’t Address My Point.”
Has anyone ever said this to you, while you’re sitting there trying to figure out where they even made a point?
Reading List for the Underfathered
Historically, it took far more than just a single father to raise a boy into a man.
The Dangerous Games We Play
From Cooperation to Conflict: Teaching the Friend–Enemy Distinction Through Games
When Enforcement Disappears
We hung 1% of the population every generation for close to 5000 years.
How to Help a Depressed Friend (Without Making It Worse)
When you see a friend who is depressed, a strong instinct kicks in: you want to help.
Looksmaxing, Appearance, and Male Value
What Men Get Wrong When Looks Become the Strategy
Am I Pushing Too Hard or Being Too Lazy?
Do you ever feel like a rubber band that’s been stretched too far? Do you ever feel overworked and lazy at the same time? Do you find yourself exhausted, yet still judging yourself for not doing enough?
Why Leading Women Requires a Different Skillset, And Why Competent Men Often Fail at It
Why do some men, especially strong, masculine men, excel at leading other men, yet struggle to lead their own wives and families? This article explains why that happens, and how to lead differently, so your strength works at home, not against you.
Empathy: Virtue or Vice? Here's the Test 🧠⚖️
Empathy is NOT always a virtue, sometimes it is a vice. We must have deep discernment.
You Are Not a Slave to Marriage Statistics
Many people, deprived of real-life experience, rely on general statistics to make their big life decisions. Unfortunately, even intelligent people misinterpret those statistics. This post will show you a better way.
Raising Children at the End of an Age: Lessons from the Fertile Fringe
Two weeks on a Swedish farm taught me more about how to win the future of the West than any book or podcast ever could.
The Invisible Glue: Why Social Skills Are the Foundation of Community
We are living through a society-wide decay in social skills. Fewer people are developing them. Fewer people are modeling them. Almost none are mastering them.
