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The Library of Celaeno is a cosmic repository of wisdom located deep in the Taurus Constellation.
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The Man in The Megadeth Shirt (opens the original)
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This morning, I woke up at 6:00 to go with the family to the local recreation center. My oldest daughter had a swim meet. They start early, even with the young ones; sports culture is, like everything else, an ever-expanding quest for numbers to feed to an inhuman system. It is, I suppose, good practice for the demands of modern adulthood. Sport, at its best, teaches life lessons, welcome or otherwise.Subscribe now<a class="button primary" href="https://librarianofcelaeno.subst
The Mytho-History of Julius Evola (opens the original)
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The rightist philosopher Julius Evola, who needs no introduction from me, was recently the subject of a minor controversy that only came to my attention tangentially. published a review of Evola’s Pagan Imperialism, itself published by , that was both very long and very critical of the book. , herself a pagan and a “fierce critic of Judaism Christianity, [and] modernity” wrote a response that rebutted the specific claims of the AF
War Plan Reddish-Orange Man (opens the original)
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In a stunning escalation of tensions between the United States and its smaller, more placid neighbor to the north, Donald Trump recently announced that henceforth, Lake Ontario would be renamed Lake America. As Amerigo Vespucci was a white male colonizer, this amounted a calculated insult to the deepest values of Canada’s elite, who have busied
Delete Human Capital (opens the original)
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It’s been a shocking week in the stagnant, shrinking frog pond that is academia. First, the world reeled at the news that a man promoted into a professorship at Cambridge solely because he was black and had a thought-processing disorder lacked even the most basic level of honesty and competence needed to pretend to do his job. Then, having been racistly exposed by professional racist - largely because of racism- Professor Jason Arday, the sage in question, seems to have ended his own life, thoug
Library Bums: The Absolute Scum of the Earth (opens the original)
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I never went to lunch in high school, not even once. I spent every such period in the library, until senior year, when I went to an alternative school that didn’t have cafeteria dining. There I could leave campus at will, and by then I had a full-time job, with just enough money to visit the Borders on Peachtree Street in Buckhead, Atlanta, where thanks to an educated and affluent population the nonfiction section abounded in serious history, political science, philosophy, and religious works. I
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