Dimes and Judas review “El Narco: Inside Mexico’s Criminal Insurgency” by Ioan Grillo. Here they investigate not only the complex history of the Mexican drug trade but also the claim that it is both the invisible hand of the market market and the criminalization of drugs that causes the death cult terrorist beheadings. Continuing on, […]
Dimes and Judas slide into a review of “The Disenchantment of the World” by Marcel Gauchet, an accounting of the history of religion in the interest of establishing a dramatic temporal demarcation past which genuine faith ceases to be widespread. Contrasted against the development of the state and the man’s dominion over the paranormal through […]
Dimes and Judas dissect the book “Sex & Culture” by JD Unwin. A deep anthropological study of tribes from across the world, he correlates sexual restrictions with advanced social development posits a thesis that monogamy is essential to harness the energy of a populace to achieve innovation and growth.
Dimes and Judas review the book “Archeofuturism” by French Nouvelle Droit activist Guillaume Faye. A treatise proposing forward-thinking traditionalism designed to harness storms of discursive rebellion; it seeks to model how to take vitalism into space.
Dimes and Judas continue their 2-part investigation into the intellectual foundation of the Vitalist sphere by reviewing “Selective Breeding And The Birth Of Philosophy” Costin Alamariu. There they dissect the ideas developed from “Bronze Age Mindset” including how true philosophy defines itself emerges from aristocratic outsiders and mad tyrants hostile to civilization. Timestamps: 00:00 – […]
After teeing up with a report on how the vast majority of recent job growth went to Non-White DEI hires, Dimes and Judas launch into an in-depth review of “Bronze Age Mindset” by Bronze Age Pervert. They investigate the Nietzschean-Hedonism grounding the Vitalist movement and connect it to a spread of scene happenings to paint […]
After recounting the recent sweep of Far-Right parties in the recent EU elections and dissect its implications, they connect this to a review of the book “Reflections on Violence” by Georges Sorel. The famous French syndicalist builds a strong case that revolutions without violence as their goal are eventually co-opted and even commoditized by their […]
After diving into an article on J’accuse about the necessity of framing your political goals as inevitabilities, Dimes and Judas explore the book “Revolt of the Public” by Martin Gurri. There they discuss the multiplying of digital publics representing the people and how the unceasing assaults on institutional legitimacy can effectively abolish, but never replace, […]
After hypothesizing which car manufacturing processes could be maintained through guilds during a collapse scenario, Dimes and Judas launch into an in-depth review of Ray Kurzweil’s “Age of Spiritual Machines,” a comprehensive accounting of exponential technological innovation and biological evolution, with the prediction of how this will lead to a singularity after which humanity will […]
After reviewing an article by Spandrell reviewing the rise and fall of the Neoreaction (NRx) movement from the inside, Dimes and Judas segue into a review of the book “Human as Media: The Emancipation of Authorship” by Andrey Miroshnichenko. This book explores the concept of the Viral Editor, essentially the aggregate mind and soul of […]
After reviewing an article from Discourse about “the medium is the message” as it relates to the creation of online identities, they launch into an exploration of the book “Excitotoxins: The Taste that Kills” by Dr. Russell Baylock. Are common food enhancers slowly killing your neurons and leading to neurodegenerative diseases later in life? It’s […]
After touching on the news of 80% of Americans being exposed to harmful chemicals through their cereals, they review the book “Vax-Unvax: Let the Science Speak” by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Here he collects a suite of studies from around the world revealing the injuries and long-term health impacts of the over 70 vaccinations that […]
Dimes and Judas discuss René Girard’s “I See Satan Fall Like Lightning,” where they dissect the concept of a mimetic crisis and explore the ancient engine of sacrifice driving human institutions. Timestamps: 02:26 – The Ritualization of the Scapegoat Mechanism 06:13 – Defining Mimetic Desire 09:57 – The Case of Peter and the Madness of […]
Beginning with a discussion of recent substack “Become Illegible” discussing how to create exist in the negative space outside government scrutiny, Dimes and Judas tackle the mind-blowing concept of logos unfolding across history with the book “Logos Rising: A History of Ultimate Reality” by Dr. E. Michael Jones. It’s about nothing less than the fusion […]
After beginning a discussion on shadowy datamining org Palantir, Dimes and Judas launch into a comprehensive review of Marshall McLuhan’s famous work “Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man.” There they explore the retribalization of the Western mind through the unacknowledged soul-revolution of electricity, the concept of “the medium is the message,” and how our senses […]
After discussing the intrigue implied by Sam Altman’s ouster and miraculous return as OpenAI CEO, Dimes and Judas blend into a discussion on the collection of essays titled “Neurotechnology in National Security and Defense,” granting a glimpse into the oncoming revolution of technology and toxins designed to not only weaponize the human mind but convert […]
After discussing Chud Kant in a Gooner’s Aristocracy and Wrath of Gnon’s analysis of “The Human Scale” as an ideal measure of scale in human communities, Dimes and Judas build into the fascinating book “Experiences in Groups” by Wilfred Bion. There they explore the psychoanalytic approach of identifying group behaviors as a holistic organism, how […]
Dimes and Judas launch into a searing indictment on mental illness, citing the book “The Therapeutic State” by Thomas Szasz, part of a famous corpus denouncing the entire field of psychiatry from the mind of a renowned psychologist. Dissecting what he termed the “medicalization of penalization,” they strike at the core of the mythology of […]
Dimes and Judas conduct an exploration of the prison of demands placed upon the individual in a democratic society, citing the books “Misbehaving” by Richard Thaler and “The True State” by Othmar Spann. Here the concepts of behavioral economics and corporatism are combined, presenting a social-metaphysical model for a modern guild system. Timestamps: 0:00– Lithium […]
Dimes and Judas have a discussion on the essentiality of merging economics and geopolitics as a form of short-term forecasting, citing the book “Geopolitical Alpha” by Marko Papic. Here they explore the shift from the Washington Consensus to the Buenos Aries Consensus, coupled with the eternal importance of constraints over idealism. Timestamps: 3:04– The Shift […]
