Essays
A formal oration on the spiritual and philosophical depth of Daggerfall, Morrowind, and Skyrim — examining how the series handles myth, metaphysics, and moral ambiguity.
This essay critically examines how multiculturalism has undermined Europe's cultural unity by drawing parallels with ancient Rome. It weaves together insights from classical philosophers like Aristotle, Plato, Cicero, and Seneca with the traditionalist critique of Julius Evola to argue that the erosion of a common cultural identity leads to societal fragmentation and decline.
A rhetorical treatise examining how the 1968 generation’s rejection of tradition fostered extreme individualism and paved the way for modern ideological fragmentation, drawing on the wisdom of Cicero, Plato, Seneca, Aristotle, and Cato.
A wandering Daoist treatise on interface design — framed as koan and dialogue, arguing the best UI is what you remove.
A synthesis of Daoism, Nietzsche, Lovecraftian cosmicism, and Crowley's Thelema into a personal philosophy — the Dao as metaphysical current, will-to-power as self-cultivation, and cosmic awe as orientation.