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Quintus Curtius
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An Open Letter To Two New York Times Writers About The Future Of Masculinity
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I happened to come across this article in the New York Times recently, and realized immediately that I had to respond. The article (“Men’s Lib!”) was written by two individuals,… read more
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Greed Is A Corruptor
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Pyrrhus was a powerful king who ruled Epirus and Macedon for some years during the Hellenistic period. Plutarch tells a revealing story about him in his Parallel Lives (Life of… read more
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What Is It Like To Get Older?
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One of the questions that I’ve been asked a lot these days is how one’s perceptions change about things as one gets older. A lot of younger guys in their… read more
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One Journalist’s Flawed Analysis Of The Migrant Crisis
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European elites are in denial over the refugee problem. This was made clear—to me at least—after reading the many statements of European leaders, as well as articles that have attempted… read more
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One Man Rebels Against A Sexual Consent Class In The UK
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An October 24, 2015 article on the BBC’s website highlighted the sad dynamic between the radical left and the remaining pockets of resistance to its feminist-centric ideology in the West…. read more
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If You Stay In The Fight Long Enough, Your Luck Will Change
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Sometimes in life, you have no choice but to fight on, and hope that tomorrow will be better. When the odds are against you (which they usually will be), those… read more
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Speaking Out Against Injustice: The Case Of Jean Calas
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France in the mid-eighteenth century was a nation with an official faith—Catholicism—which tolerated no rival. Huguenots (French Protestants) had faced nearly continuous persecution since the advent of the Reformation. Protestants… read more
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Is Atheism Good?
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Is religious faith normal, natural, or desirable? Does it serve an important function in the life of man, or is it, rather, an aggregation of pernicious superstitions, designed to soothe… read more
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Sleepless Night Is A Nonstop Adrenaline Rush
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With some movies, you don’t care so much about the plot as you care about the ride that it takes you on. The Terminator (1984) was one such classic film;… read more
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Interview With An Accomplished World Traveler On Life And Travel
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I was able to catch up recently with James Maverick, who readers may know also goes by the name of Maverick Traveler. I had interviewed him some time ago to… read more
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