Monthly Archives: August 2014

Introduction to Nine empathies – Empathy for empathy itself.

I’m writing a short book of philosophy this weekend discriminating among depths of empathy. This is how it begins: Introduction: Empathy unbound. Of the nine kinds of empathy I want to explore, only three concern real people, the next three … Continue reading

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What is true child abuse? It’s the emotional outrage Stefan Molyneux himself repeatedly endured.

The purpose of defooing is not to induct the defooers into a cult but to inflict what Stefan Molyneux believes to be the most excruciating possible pain upon their parents. His motive is not to help anyone but to kill … Continue reading

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Empathy for the underfathered: Why Hamlet, Stefan Molyneux and Richard Dawkins can’t shut up.

Not only do parents and friends deserve to be scolded, scorned and shunned, but your unborn baby secretly wants to die! What should you do? Try not listening to underfathered moral idiots.I made a video for The 21 Convention’s Youtube … Continue reading

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Comfort for the Defooed Heart: Stefan Molyneux’s pathetic pantomime of parricide-by-proxy.

What is the ‘defoo’ advocated by Stefan Molyneux – the practice that has at last won him recognition as a cult leader? And what can you do when it happens to you? All my Molyneux news.

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How long is The Long Tail? Long enough, even, for Kenneth Branagh’s Hamlet.

“Daddy! Daddy wasn’t there!”We watched Kenneth Branagh’s Hamlet on DVD last night. Very insightful in light of all the things I’ve been writing and talking about. Claudius put me in mind of the tragic figure of Stefan Molyneux, a Peter-Principled … Continue reading

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Love among The Unfallen at every wavelength of heaven’s light.

Today is the last day to get The Unfallen – my rom-com novel with real romance and real comedy – for free. Invest yourself in this extract, if you like, or just snag the book while it’s free. This is … Continue reading

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Devin’s devotion: “We are locked together, locked like the links of that chain.”

The Unfallen, a novel of love and indomitability, available at Amazon.com.Loki’s Love Letters are prime choice LadyPorn for this reason: I am writing a man’s kind of love-making from a man’s point of view – while tickling every fancy that … Continue reading

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Until you know what the buyer is buying, you don’t know what you’re selling – or how.

Did he just say matron-fracker? In church?Thanks to Anthony ‘Dream’ Johnson of The 21 Convention, The Church of Splendor is streaming with his much more robust Youtube powers. This week: Loki the Trickster illuminates the emotional factors in play in … Continue reading

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A comic romp of love, sex and philosophy: My Kindle novel The Unfallen is FREE right now.

The Unfallen, a novel of love and indomitability, available at Amazon.com.My novel The Unfallen is now available as an Amazon Kindle eBook. Here is the way I blurbed the book when I wrote it: The Unfallen is a very sexy … Continue reading

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Cultivating Splendor: An atheist egoist church, philosophy without a net – and you.

I’m staring at you – and you know it.The Church of Splendor is growing. With half-a-year’s worth of services in the vault, Anthony ‘Dream’ Johnson of The 21 Convention is taking on the live streaming with his much more robust … Continue reading

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How does a man express his love? With teasing, torment, pushing, crowding and obstruction – that’s how.

The love of families is expressed with pushing, crowding and contrived annoyances. You call that love? I sure do. From Sunday’s Church of Splendor service, Loki’s the trickster’s humor as an expression of storgic love.

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