“The social and economic side of the revolution [James] Burnham and his National Review colleagues fought for has now also matured in full, as ever larger homeless camps dot the urban landscape of every American metropolis, and as hollow, rusting hulks are… Read More ›
Due to some unexpected changes in my schedule this week, I was given the opportunity to work on Part III of “Investing with State and Social Capitalists.” I decided to focus the direction of the topic on whether it is… Read More ›
In my spare time this week, I followed up on the latest content from Sublation Magazine and the videos available on their YouTube channel. As I had pointed out in The Work-Standard (3rd Ed.) and in today’s Update post, Sublation… Read More ›
My schedule this week had been completely preoccupied with all kinds of issues offline. Since I was not able to write anything substantial at any point earlier in the week, I am forced to get something written today. My goal… Read More ›
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