Mailvox: Ignoring is not passive-aggression

An emailer reveals a number of assumptions: Emails. The gamma can’t help but type novels. So, help me understand this about the hierarchy: I’ve always thought that most people ignore emails out of passive-aggressiveness, to control conversations, and because they’re cowards. Clearly though, there’s a time to ignore people. However, I hate to do it, […]

The next book

So, here’s a question. It’s not a poll, because who knows what I’ll actually do, but I am interested in knowing what book the readers here would prefer to see published next by me in 2020: A Sea of Skulls extended edition The first SSH book, Alpha. Insert your pet project, which will almost certainly […]

Mailvox: a gamma’s confession

A gamma explains the nature of gamma spiraling: You were right at identifying Gamma in me, I knew it at the time, but I couldn’t help myself. It was an outburst. So I apologize for coming at you with the wrong motivations and for being driven by my ego. It’s interesting how Gamma behavior undercuts […]

Remoras think they power the shark

Ron Unz, quite rightly, has broached the idea of offering subscriptions to the Unz Review and tying it to the amount of comments a user is able to make. The underlying principle is simple. If you spend a great deal of time doing something, then you have empirically demonstrated that it must be worth the […]

Mailvox: dealing with the uncomfortable truth

There may be hope for this gamma, as he has proactively taken steps to avoid familiar temptations. Thank you for teaching me the SSH. After I watched Voxiversity videos, I learned that I exhibit stereotypical Gamma traits like my father. At first, I lied to myself about the obvious, typical rationalizations and excuses to maintain […]

Mailvox: patterns of behavior

A reader writes about his experience observing the predictable utility of the Socio-Sexual Hierarchy.  I recently watched your SSH video and I have been tuning into the Darkstreams more often. The insights about gammas have been surreal as I reflect on interactions I have, a recent one stands out at church. After service, we took […]

The end of asset forfeiture

It’s remarkable that it has taken this long for a court to find it unconstitutional: Civil asset forfeiture has been in the crosshairs across the country for years now because it allows police and prosecutors to declare that any money or property owned by a suspect is “connected” to a crime, seize it, and then […]

Catholicism is not paganism

I have no idea who this “Red Pill Religion” moron is or what he is smoking with regards to my theological opinions: Red Pill ReligionVox Day, Rockin MrE, and others these days suggest Catholic Christianity is “Pagan.” Or even that the Trinity is “pagan.” Do those who make this suggestion know what they’re saying, especially […]

Which god is that, Jeremy?

Jeremy Boreing of the Daily Wire doubles-down on Ben Shapiro’s defamation. ‏Jeremy Boreing@JeremyDBoreingRichard Spencer, Vox Day, Owen Benjamin, Rick Wells, Louis Farrakhan, Ilhan Omar, Linda Sarsour, Keith Ellison, today’s New York Times International Edition… Antisemitism knows no party. It infects the asshole-fringes of left and right. 2. Small-minded bigots and weak little conspiracy theorists afraid […]

To be happy, get a dog

There really isn’t any question. Dogs make life better: In 2018, the General Social Survey for the first time included a battery of questions on pet ownership. The findings not only quantified the nation’s pet population – nearly 6 in 10 households have at least one -they made it possible to see how pet ownership […]