Wisdom

Nothing is more pathetic than the 30-year-old long boarder appearing disheveled as if he just rolled out of bed, skating down the street with a dumb, smug smile on his… read more

Frequent readers here will recognize the name of Cui Pertinebit, which has appeared here as both a commenter and as the subject of an article. I have received a letter… read more

College is a huge part of the average American’s life. As a society, we put it on a pedestal. It’s all but expected that you start your career, meet your… read more

When I was but a wee lad, my father would often say that “every day is Christmas” when the holiday season rolled around. In my youth, I did not understand… read more

Foreword I am one of the many youngsters fortunate enough to stumble upon a website like ROK during a very formative time of my life. At twenty-four years of age,… read more

The manosphere is loaded with abbreviations that fly over the heads of common folk. “NAWALT” (Not All Women Are Like That), “MGTOW” (Men Going Their Own Way), “AFC” (Average Frustrated… read more

Last week, I outlined book (i.e., chapter) seven of Xenophon’s The Economist. This week we’ll look at books eight through ten. These four chapters are the (in)famous part of the… read more

I’ve read an interesting section of The Economist (sometimes translated Economics or Oeconomicus), one of the more controversial classical books. Xenophon (d. 354 BC at Corinth) wrote this treatise concerning how… read more

Mmm…that woman in the picture above sure looks like a fun time. eHarmony has an article titled “15 Reasons to Date a Single Mom.” I think there’s something unique about it… read more

Neil deGrasse Tyson, the astrophysicist host of Cosmos, whose musings on science have made him a celebrity, recently landed himself in a public scandal when he misquoted—or entirely fabricated—a quote by President… read more