
The Question No Interviewer Will Ask Ben Sasse
There's no such thing as a free wonder drug.
Politics, culture, and commentary from an outside the box, philosophically liberal perspective.
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There's no such thing as a free wonder drug.

By the numbers, if the Dems don't turn away from their embrace of socialism, they are doomed [audio version]

By the numbers, if the Dems don't turn away from their embrace of socialism, they are doomed [written version]

History, hypocrisy, and the trans right to bear arms

Pay-to-play, endorsements for sale, and the old-fashioned campaign corruption under all our noses

Beneath all the sloganeering about liberation, workers, and the people, Marxism has always been a project bent on subjugating the unwashed masses.

The culture, complexities, and stubborn persistence of India's caste system

Part XI of the Memory-Hole Archive

A review of David Benatar's "Better Never to Have Been: The Harm of Coming into Existence"

Institutional trust may be in free fall, but Americans have just as much trust as ever — they've simply found new places to put it.

The facts can exonerate you in a court of law, but mobs don't care about facts.

And how policy changes in the GOP's Southern strongholds are continuing his ugly legacy.
Writing off all dissenters as irredeemable bigots is a dangerous and disastrous road to go down.

Or, the subtle art of alienating everyone

A conversation with History Impossible's Alexander von Sternberg
Part X of the Memory-Hole Archive

Right-wing culture warriors claim to be the defenders of children, but all they can spare are thoughts, prayers, and righteous hatred.
The most consequential insights can be the easiest to overlook

Replacing institutions, the rule of law, and liberal principles with the whims of an in-group is as un-American as it gets.

The problem with "horseshoe theory" is that it doesn't go far enough.