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Wages for Housework, Wages for Housewives (opens the original)
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James Lindsay takes you through Federici's pamphlet and brings eye-opening clarity to how Marxist-feminists (and all Wokes) think. The post Wages for Housework, Wages for Housewives appeared first on New Discourses .
Liberty Made Ordinary: The Inheritance Post-Liberalism Cannot See (opens the original)
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To some, liberty means a faction: censorious in the name of tolerance and inclined to treat disagreement as evidence of moral failure. The post Liberty Made Ordinary: The Inheritance Post-Liberalism Cannot See appeared first on New Discourses .
Epicycles and Conspiracy Theories (opens the original)
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James Lindsay explains epicycles and how we can learn to spot them to figure out which kinds of conspiracy theories are likely to be false. The post Epicycles and Conspiracy Theories appeared first on New Discourses .
OnlySubs: A Rant Against Conspiracy Brain (opens the original)
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We need to step back from the ledge of conspiracy brain, and in this episode, James Lindsay indulges in a fitting rant against the problem. The post OnlySubs: A Rant Against Conspiracy Brain appeared first on New Discourses .
The Nazi Experiment: An Unfinished Retrospective (opens the original)
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The point of this article will be to introduce in a single place each and every one of the Podcast series (so far) in a single place. The post The Nazi Experiment: An Unfinished Retrospective appeared first on New Discourses .
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