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It’s the first weekend of November, so it’s time to open up the November Open Thread. Also, there’s a Subscriber Exclusive video with a literary duel between Tim Lacy and James Corbett!
Explore Umberto Eco’s elaborate, meticulously researched, clockwork conspiracy yarn in this month’s edition of Film, Literature and the New World Order with special guest Tom-Oliver Regenauer of Regenauer.press.
Got something on your mind? Offload it in the August Open Thread!
The IMA panel (along with special guest Tim Lacy) recommend a slew of books to keep even the most inveterate reader busy for the foreseeable future. Happy reading!
We have reached the end of the Age of Reading and started our descent down the slippery slope of digital distraction toward a post-literate future. But what does this mean?…
You know about the Library of Alexandria, right? You know, the famed repository of all the wisdom and learning of the ancient world. And you know how the library was destroyed, right? It was set on fire and all of those scrolls went up in smoke... ...or did they? Like...
This week on New World Next Week: Flock vigilante summer is in full swing; Britain braces for Albiston Shadow; and the BBC loses licensees in record numbers.
At long last, the Japanese edition of REPORTAGE: Essays on the New World Order is here! It's called 認知戦争・認知支配の全貌, it's published by ヒカルランド and the cover looks like this: (No, that's not an image error, and there's no need to adjust your screen. Japanese book covers...
"We'll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false." – ex-CIA Director William Casey If you've been hanging out in conspiracy realist circles for any length of time, you've doubtless heard this infamous quote from...
A funny thing happened earlier this month. Richard Dawkins, celebrated scientist and outspoken atheist, posted a cringeworthy think piece for Unherd concluding that Claude—a "next-generation AI assistant based on Anthropic’s research into training helpful, honest, and...
Wanna see something weird? Get a load of this: Not so weird? OK, how about this? Not getting it yet? Then try this! Are you starting to get the picture? Then, feast your eyes on this: And this: And even this: I could go on, but hopefully you're starting to ask...
Guess what? It's April open thread time! This month, let's discuss: Does Human Progress Necessitate Ecological Destruction? Or Are We Capable Of Being A Keystone Species ? Why Science Fiction Can’t Predict the Future (And Why That’s a Good Thing) Multipolarity As...
Here's a headline you likely missed amidst the flurry of world war updates and cannibal-pedophiles-eating-babies stories that have been clogging the newswires of late: "ENIAC, the First General-Purpose Digital Computer, Turns 80!" Yes, while the 80th anniversary of...
The Spanish-American War had "Remember the Maine!" WWI had babies on bayonets. WWII had Pearl Harbor. Vietnam had the Gulf of Tonkin. Gulf War I had babies thrown from incubators. Gulf War II had weapons of mass destruction. Libya had a "spontaneous people's uprising"...
