Dr. Klein in City Journal Dr. Lucas Klein opinion piece in City Journal describing the racial hysteria and fixation that is leading the mental health professions down an ill path
Crime Cometh The latest smash and grab mob store invasion just happened at Nordstrom in San Francisco. 30-50 of young men ran into the San Fran Nordstrom and laid waste. They carried bear mace with them, violently destroyed the area carrying every high-end item that they could. All of this occurred in
Rat-Girl(ing) and Racism Again I find myself on the precipice of writing and recording regularly, and I don't. I lost myself, yet again in the physical, preferring to build things, remodel, callus my hands and see the results of physical truth. As I return to the world of podcasting and writing,
The Inverse Relationship Between Inclusion and Competence In the current neurotic obsession with diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in America, much as been said about equity and its Marxist and Maoist characteristics. Diversity has obviously been on the topic board since the late 1980s. But “inclusion” is an odd word in a few senses, and one
Liberty only for the Libertine Does anyone get the sense, as I do, that modern America, writ large on social media and in public policy, seems concerned with the liberty of the libertine; with the fringe elements of society unshackled by moral or ethical constraint than about the general population? This essay is not concerned
Groupism vs. Meritocracy Merit represents an individual as having personal agency to improve or reduce his or her own fortune. The criticism of meritocracy is that it moves too slowly and is indifferent to differences between groups. A broad upside is often stated that it allows for the truest expression of competence due
Presidential Perp-Walk Like many of you, I am watching a live feed of Trump Tower this morning. The building is barricaded with gates in the case of protesters or rioters and hungry cameramen lay in wait to catch a first glimpse of the golden locked president, himself awaiting locking. I must admit