The biggest winner of the 2016 election is the anarchist. Despite what you think of Trump, there can be no doubt: globalism is dead. The anarchist’s centuries long battle against the centralization of power has finally turned in his favor. The power elite may never recover from this defeat. However crude his presidency may turn out to […]
Author Archives: S.J. Kerrigan
Anarchy in the USA
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Tagged Donald Trump, Economic Theory, Election 2016, Financial Crisis, History, Preperation, Social Criticism
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Bureaucratic Insanity Now Available on Kindle
My book is now available on Amazon Kindle for $3.99. In addition, the price for the print version has been lowered to $12. Also, check out my latest article here at Dmitry Orlov’s site where I discuss the current state of Bureaucratic Insanity. (Please note that these links go to my Amazon Associate page, and […]
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The Social Scientists Were Right; Trump and the Image-Based Society
This election may or may not be revolutionary in the traditional sense, a hinge point where history seems to take a turn, or at least changes shape in its endless push toward “progress.” But one thing is for sure: it has been incredibly instructive in giving us observers a view into how power really functions. It turns out that […]
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Summarizing The DNC Meeting To Replace Hillary Clinton
If you’ve been paying attention, most of this information should come as no surprise, but I feel like things are moving so rapidly, it makes sense to repost what we know. It seems hard to believe that less than a week ago, Hillary collapsed on camera into the arms of her handlers. Soon after, Don […]
John C. Lilly and the Solid State Entity – A Video Documentary
I just finished work on this video documentary of my previous essay of the same name. It discusses the scientist John C. Lilly and his ideas. Lilly is best known for inventing the Float Tank and his work with Dolphin communication. The subject of this documentary however concerns his most controversial idea — the so called […]
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John C. Lilly and the Solid State Entity
John C. Lilly is one of my favorite “alternative” scientists. His popularity has waned significantly since his death in 2001, even as his contemporaries like Timothy Leary and Terence McKenna have continued to have strong followings. Still, Lilly’s admittedly outrageous ideas and prophecies are worth remembering, not because they are necessarily true, but because, like all mythologies, they give us […]
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Tagged John C. Lilly, Mythology, Psychology, Religion, Science, Social Criticism, Technology
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Liminalist Podcast #69.5: The Soft Machine of Society
Here is part 2 of my interview with Jasun Horsley of the Liminalist Podcast. Listen to part 1 here.
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Tagged Bureaucratic Insanity, Donald Trump, Psychology, Religion, Science, Social Criticism
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Liminalist Podcast #69: The Elimination of Consciousness
I sat down recently to do an interview with Jasun Horsley of the Liminalist Podcast. We talk about my new book, Bureaucratic Insanity for a short bit. Then we get into discussions about meaning, the banality of office life, the death of autonomy, the worship of symbols, and too many other eclectic topics to lists. Click here to […]
Spider-Man is Your New God: Fandom and the Absence of Meaning
I’ve always defined god as that which motivates a person the most. Whatever makes you get up in the morning or whatever makes you go to work for 40 hours or more a week, that is your god. For a lot of people, God is money. Money does after all affect almost every interaction we have on a […]
Will O.J. Simpson Confess?
The Washington Post just reported that a friend of OJ Simpson believes he may be willing to confess to the 1994 murders after he is released from prison for unrelated crimes (possibly as early as 2017). Everyone who is old enough to remember 1994 has a story about OJ Simpson. Maybe they saw the infamous […]