Light and Enlightenment philosophy

  November 2, 2017

      As I marked with arrows on the chart, rising solar activity impelled the period of the Enlightenment, particularly by Puritans in England: from the natural philosophy of Newton and John Locke’s ideal of liberty, to the Founding Fathers of the United States in 1776. But, as solar radiation peaked, then began a long… Read More

Sex Wars: the Origins of Social and Political Conflict

  August 14, 2017  |    Leave a comment

Taxes, healthcare, national security. These are the issues that most people would say differentiate one political party from another, one candidate from another. But in fact, these issues are only symptomatic of what actually differentiates candidates: sex. The 2016 presidential elections in the United States—Hillary Clinton vs. Donald Trump—exemplified how gender manifests in political conflict,… Read More

Sex Wars: The Fall Of Western Dominance| Poletical.com

  June 9, 2017  |    2 Comments

Sex Wars: The Fall Of Western Dominance | Poletical.com   We live in a period of history in which intensifying gender, race and religious wars are leading to political disputes over nationalism versus globalism are threatening Western liberty with a return to primitive tribalism. Each side in the conflict, from conservatives and libertarians on the… Read More

Sex Wars: The Fall of Western Dominance

  June 8, 2017  |    Leave a comment

We live in a period of history in which intensifying gender, race and religious wars are leading to political disputes over nationalism versus globalism and threatening Western liberty with a return to primitive tribalism. Each side in the conflict, from conservatives and libertarians on the right, to liberals on the left, has its own high… Read More