Alexander

Felt like it was time for a rebrand: do you support the Alexander Horner thing?

The Bill Clinton of tech CEOs

Bring back WASP dominance in Ivy league schools.

Rugbyshirts nationalism

Nothing is more powerful than a North Altantid couple

I see my future and it's looking bright

Patriarchmaxxing

I find it very weird how so many people look at current technological progress with nothing but suspicion. We're at the absolute beginning of AI, space exploration and advanced transhumanism, all of which have the potential to completely change the course of human civilization. And all people seem to want to do is preserve, conserve, protect... Preserve what? This faggоt civilization? Instead of asking how we can preserve the current state of affairs we should be asking how we can accelerate technological progress. That's the true Faustian™ question. I'd much rather explore the possibilities of the coming age than spend my life preserving the limitations of the last one.

Yeah I know absolutely shocking that the guy who literally wrote an entire book about wanting to bring government collaboration back to Silicon Valley, and is now facing the very realistic possibility of a Democratic admin after 2028, is suddenly working on repairing his relationship with the Dems. Also absolutely shocking that the guy everyone kept telling us was evil, immoral and had no real principles is now behaving in a rather opportunistic way... Tech CEOs will always side with whoever holds power. They operate in a sphere where they simply can't afford to commit themselves to one political side. Their loyalty tends to follow whoever is in a position to shape the regulatory and political environment they depend on. You could say Karp is surfing the Kali Yuga and maximizing his profit along the way lol

The term "Mitteleuropa" (Central Europe) is a German invention. Historically, only regions with a majority German population should therefore be considered Central European. Therefore if you want an accurate map of what Central Europe actually looks like, you should start with a map of regions with significant populations of German descent and then perhaps add parts of Czechia, western Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Tyrol, Alsace and parts of the Baltic states. Mitteleuropa was conceived as an attempt to establish a Central European power bloc capable of rivaling both the Western and Eastern powers. This project was partially dismantled after the First World War and effectively destroyed after the Second World War. As a result only certain cultural aspects of the historical concept survived. From the end of the Second World War throughout the Cold War, the idea of a distinct Central Europe gradually lost much of its geopolitical meaning, as Europe became increasingly divided into two blocs: the West and the East...

This is what Harvard used to look like.

This may be a very unpopular opinion (especially in right wing circles) but I believe that mandatory school uniforms are inherently anti-individualistic, therefore anti-White and rooted in some sort of collectivist mentality. The entire idea behind school uniforms is to suppress individual expression in favour of group conformity, so that everyone looks and acts the same. There's something deeply opposed to the European tradition of individualism about this. Rememeber it was this tradition of independent thinking and individual initiative that helped our civilization produce the great leaders through whom we conquered the world. The need for uniformity feels like a very "East Asian" bugmen thing. Now, in modern societies without strong cultural values, mandatory school uniforms might feel like the right move simply because they're one of the few remaining ways to maintain some sort of aesthetic standards. But in an ideal society with the right values, there's absolutely no need for them. Look at the infamous Ivy League aesthetic of the 50s and 60s for example. There was no universal uniform requirement (sure maybe a dress code but that's hardly the same), yet students dressed in their own individual ways without anyone looking out of place. Why? Because the culture and their surroundings naturally encouraged a certain standard of dress. They didn't need a dress code to tell them how to present themselves, they simply understood what was expected of them. And that's exactly what we should strive for. Not mandatory uniforms but a society with strong enough values that people develop their own acceptable standards without having to be told what to wear.

Everything in life is about sex except Sex. Sex is about war.

"Anthropic just killed Excel"

POV: your first day on Armodafinil

Part of the Faustian romance of smoking is knowing that every cigarette comes at a price. A little bargain with the devil as I would like to call it. Pleasure in exchange for a piece of your future. So the second you remove the consequences, you actually remove the meaning and then all that's left is just another sanitized and optimized consoomer product stripped of the very tension that made it romantic in the first place.