Linkpost 02-20-11
by Brett Stevens on February 20, 2011
Rhetoric heated up this week. We had a second round of Middle East “revolutions,” a struggle over unions in the USA, and more European neurotic navel-gazing. Delight hid in the corners, and here is some good reading matter from this time:
The Thinking Housewife: Even in an Industrialized Nation, Americans Said No to Working Wives and Mothers , A High School Girl Wins , The Double Standards of Western Feminism (and mentioned Amerika here , which really made my day)
Great Satan’s Girlfriend: Supreme Authority
VDARE: Criminalizing Masculinity
Athol Kay: Alpha Professions and Under-Appreciated Wives , Alpha Professions and Under-Appreciated Wives: Part Two , Alpha Professions and Under-Appreciated Wives: Part 3
Attack the System: The U.S. Empire is Going Down in the Middle East , Totalitarian Humanism, Foreign and Domestic
Confederate Colonel: White Privilege – Guilty As Charged
Dienekes: mtDNA discontinuity in the Nile Valley , A common ancestor of Indo-European and Hurrian
Economic Road Map: Further Evidence , ‘Going to the US Is More Unpleasant Than Going to Soviet-Era Russia’
Kali-Yuga: Hierarchy and Authority; neither good nor evil. , Observations
Edge: John Brockman: Matchmaking with Science and Art , The bright future of post-partisan social psychology: A talk with Jonathan Haidt
Financial Armageddon: Different Perspectives, But a Similar Picture
AltRight: Waiting for the fall: an interview with Robert N. Taylor of Changes
Victor Davis Hanson: Goodbye to All That — 2004-2007
Gene Expression: D.I.Y. Population Structure Inference
Steve Sailer: Ron Unz on the Evolution of Amy Chua (if you want to understand the monolithic appearance of Far East culture, this is a good place to start), The real question in American politics might turn out to be: Can the Democrats of the Post-Obama Era thrive as The Black Party in an increasingly non-black America?
Gornahoor: Conspiracies and the Gas Laws , Caste and Social Order
Home Living: Women Ploughing
Homestead Revival: How Beekeeping Has Changed (really, how American agriculture has standardized itself)
Jack Donovan: Masculinity is strength.
In Mala Fide: Why the Atlas Shrugged movie will bomb , Lara Logan and the liberal feminist denial of reality
Larval Subjects: Falling and Social Assemblages
Information Processing: Sociobiological implications of the (historical) rural Chinese economy? , The Great Stagnation (“the low hanging fruit in science and technology and in utilization of human capital has been picked”), Demography and Destiny
View From the Right: Thuggish mobs have taken over the Wisconsin state capitol , Understanding Wisconsin , The Democrats’ new dispensation for America
Man Sized Target: On National Conversations , Wisconsin, Who Knew?
Marginal Revolution: Why does college cost so much?
Secular Right: Social conservatism & religious conservatism , The 2012 budget: A BS-detector , Japan disses diversity
American New Right: Leftist Psychology: Delusions in Disguise (oldie but goodie)
The Scientific Fundamentalist: More intelligent people are more likely to binge drink (more accurately, intelligent children grow up to binge drink; consequences of a miserable, deceptive, and schizoid time)
Pleasantview Schoolhouse: Waiting on your late bloomer
FerFAL: Thomas Jefferson’s Swiss Army Knife
Fourth Checkraise: Why can’t a ‘puter be more like a man? , Critical Theories
The Audacious Epigone: California may be our future, but Illinois is the present…
Gormogons: Why video games lean conservative (reality simulations tend to be conservative; despite the cliche “reality has a liberal bias,” reality including time has a conservative bias)
Obsidian: Why we write (about HBD)
Youth for Western Civilization: Egyptian Democracy
The Spearhead: In Stalinist Academic Climate, Candid Thoughts Prompt Career Liquidation , University kills computer science major but keeps womens studies.
Turnabout: “Modernity is marked by rejection of knowledge as contemplation in favor of knowledge as technology”
Bruce Charlton: Libertarians ‘always’ become PC when they get power and make policies , Why are psychiatric drugs dysphoric, demotivating and dumbing? (a must-read for anyone prescribed or using any form of brain-targeted drug), Political correctness or fascism – the current secular political options
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