Electoral politics has always been a nasty business. There is a built-in incentive for each side to present the other as completely incompetent, terrible, demonic,…
Easter separates the boys from the men. It does so in a way reminiscent of how Gideon was advised by God to hand-pick his army…
In part I, I reviewed the demographic sources of the internal friction in Israel. In part II, I reviewed the sad and hysterical cultural legacy…
As in my last piece, I am interested these days in mechanistic explanations for what many on the Right perceive as our abject civilizational decline.…
A few days ago, we were informed of the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, a lender and deposit-holder for many of America’s start-ups and venture…
The Man and His Pyrrhonian Skepticism Some things in the world are certain – one thing is that one day you’ll die; another is that…
(Part I) Theory Regression to the mean is a well-known statistical pattern. In almost every sample, over time and further sampling, results will get closer…
There’s a novel, not a bad one, called The Perfume by Patrick Suskind. It tells the story of a man born into the filth and…
Should Americans weary of the mess within their own country wish for an interesting distraction – Israel is always there. Something festers in the East.…
A recent visit to St. Augustine, a stronghold of the good old days, made me ponder the Amerikaner. Amerikaners, also known as Core Americans, Traditional…