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Teenage boys and young men often hate humanity. I certainly did. At that point in your life, you are part of the demographic that is stronger and more physically robust than any other group in society. Hormonally, your willingness to commit violence and take risks is at its peak. If you’re also intelligent or have some other reason to feel superior, the effect can be intoxica...


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This year being the twentieth anniversary of Idiocracy, I have an article in UnHerd comparing our current reality unfavorably with that of the film.

This year marks the 20th anniversary of Idiocracy — director Mike Judge’s sci-fi comedy envisioning a future America staggering under the weight of popular stupidity….It returned as a cultural to...


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California and Texas are the two most populated states in the country. They have remarkably similar demographics: California is 35% non-Hispanic white and 39% Latino, while Texas is 40% white and 40% Latino. Both have warm weather.

Politically, as we all know, they are almost as far apart as two states can be. Trump won Texas by 14 percentage points, while Harris took h...


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Rob Henderson is back to discuss Part II of Demons. In this conversation, we focus on how “on the nose” the novel seems when you think of it as predicting the future course of events in Russia. Dostoevsky told us that many of his fellow countrymen were demons who just wanted to destroy. The twentieth century seemed to prove that beyond doubt. I bring up some of the s...


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Something very strange just happened. I was doing a livestream on James Fishback, and the man himself joined us midway through.

This began as a stream with Nikos Mohammadi (X, Substack), a student at Columbia University whose work has appeared in UnHerd, The Spectator


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