“We are Forerunners. Guardians of all that exists. The roots of the Galaxy have grown deep under our careful tending. Where there is life, the wisdom of our countless generations has saturated the soil. Our strength is a luminous sun, towards which all intelligence blossoms… And the impervious shelter, beneath which it has prospered.”
I received a very interesting question from reader Sean, which went as follows: I’m a new reader on your blog. I’m interested in your views on Christianity, religion, faith, and atheism as I’m currently mired in sorting those things out for...
I am finally back with another episode in the Domain Query series. This one addresses an interesting question from LRFotS Randale6, who asks: Could you do a podcast (or perhaps two, one for each form) on verbal and written rhetoric. While there are many...
We’re back with another Domain Query podcast. Longtime reader and FotS JohnC911 emailed me earlier to ask the following: I finished reading the book you recommended, Lost to the West by Lars Brownworth.Amazing reading more on the Byzantine Empire, especially the...
In this latest edition of the Domain Query series, I answer an interesting set of points posed by reader Johnny in a comment on an unrelated post: Didact,See here...
Reader ReactionaryTeen had a long comment to add to my recent post about killing your inner Gamma male: I often struggle with thinking I’m a gamma, even though dogs respect me and I have a (kind of) dangerous blue collar job (cutting feral bees out of walls). I’ve...
Time for another Domain Query – this time I answer a very interesting question from reader “H” about whether or not there is any hope for apostates. Here is the original question: Forgive me if this is an annoying question you would rather not answer...
Longtime Reader and FotB Kapios had a couple of interesting and thoughtful questions for me a couple of days ago with respect to GETTIN’ SHIT DONE!: Lately, my mind has been preoccupied by thoughts on boredom. I had my head in a cloud for years about the lie...
Commenter Sasha Hrongmitts had a rather interesting follow-up question to my last post about the early history of Islam: Are you sure the Persian Empire used Arabs as troops against the Byzantines? I could be mistaken, but I thought one of the reasons the Arabs were...
Reader and friend JohnC posted a long series of questions about generational differences between the Baby Boomers, GenXers, Millennial(tard)s, and GenZ in a couple of comments on the Great Mondaydact Browser Buster from earlier this week: Hey Didact what are thoughts...
Commenter Johnny asked a number of questions on the back of last week’s Friday T&A post related to Indians in America. They are mixed in with lots of other stuff, so I’ll break them down into simple chunks: Why are Indians in the West (especially...
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