Author Archives: vaguelyhumanoid

As many would know who are acquainted with political thought on the libertarian left, intellectual property is a major factor entrenching economic privilege for large corporations. However, most people (even some anti-statists) support copyrights on the grounds that illegal filesharing … Continue reading →

While I consider my ethical beliefs to have an egoist justification, I do not consider them “selfish”. Selfishness, to me, means doing things without regard to others, to behave in an arrogant and atomistic manner. When someone tells you “don’t … Continue reading →

If you’ve been keeping up with my blog, you know I oppose cities – the divide between the dense, artificial city and the sparsely popular, natural countryside have historically led to a system of conquest and exploitation of nature by … Continue reading →

When you think about it, radical sentiments aren’t a rarity. How often have you heard these phrases? “Power corrupts.” “Work sucks.” “Fuck the police.” “The rich get richer and the poor get poorer.” These are all the same sentiments held … Continue reading →

White nationalists often claim that they don’t want to kick out nonwhites from their countries out of hate, but out of love towards their own race. However, if other races didn’t pose a perceived threat to them, they wouldn’t feel … Continue reading →

http://blog.thenewstribune.com/bluebyline/2011/06/16/vancouver-riots-highlight-the-paradox-organized-anarchists/ Here’s a fun game: count all the factual errors in this article.  

I wrote this as part of an online debate with someone who thought that same-sex hand-holding deserved the death penalty, and who said they’d kill themself if the Bible told them they had to. I don’t regret it in the … Continue reading →

The man who learned Icelandic, one of the hardest languages in the world, in a week just to prove he could (high-functioning autistic savant). byu/ohstrangeone inlanguagelearning Erm… yeah. I never knew that in a world with Basque and Pirahã, another … Continue reading →

It always struck me as hypocritical of Ayn Rand’s followers and admirers to support self-ownership. Self-ownership requires something to both be and own itself, thus it is both A and not A. Ayn Rand tried her hardest to base an … Continue reading →

Beginnings, endings Running through abandoned streets Someday I’ll be free