Patrick Dalton-Holmes
@zarathustraviolin.bsky.social
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I'm not sure I'm convinced but it's good that such a man is not easily compared to others.
If these awkward genital conditions are true, so what?
How does that interact with sociology?
Maybe his political fire was essentially kindled by Frankfurt School.
I'm not sure I'm convinced but it's good that such a man is not easily compared to others.
If these awkward genital conditions are true, so what?
How does that interact with sociology?
Maybe his political fire was essentially kindled by Frankfurt School.
Hitler had hidden genetic sexual disorder, DNA analysis reveals
The Nazi dictator had Kallmann syndrome, which hinders normal puberty and the development of sexual organs, according to groundbreaking research
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November 13, 2025 at 12:12 AM
www.thetimes.com/article/e728...
I'm not sure I'm convinced but it's good that such a man is not easily compared to others.
If these awkward genital conditions are true, so what?
How does that interact with sociology?
Maybe his political fire was essentially kindled by Frankfurt School.
I'm not sure I'm convinced but it's good that such a man is not easily compared to others.
If these awkward genital conditions are true, so what?
How does that interact with sociology?
Maybe his political fire was essentially kindled by Frankfurt School.
What Is Kennedy’s Problem With Medication? www.nytimes.com/2025/11/10/o...
I don't know what RFK thinks.
The classic Foucauldian take is that drugs will neutralize the pain of the social behavioral modification.
Stop blaming Big Pharma and start blaming critical theory broadly.
I don't know what RFK thinks.
The classic Foucauldian take is that drugs will neutralize the pain of the social behavioral modification.
Stop blaming Big Pharma and start blaming critical theory broadly.
Opinion | What Is Kennedy’s Problem With Medication?
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November 10, 2025 at 8:11 PM
What Is Kennedy’s Problem With Medication? www.nytimes.com/2025/11/10/o...
I don't know what RFK thinks.
The classic Foucauldian take is that drugs will neutralize the pain of the social behavioral modification.
Stop blaming Big Pharma and start blaming critical theory broadly.
I don't know what RFK thinks.
The classic Foucauldian take is that drugs will neutralize the pain of the social behavioral modification.
Stop blaming Big Pharma and start blaming critical theory broadly.
Supreme Court Denies Request to Revisit Same-Sex Marriage Decision www.nytimes.com/2025/11/10/u...
Kentucky dummies. I do see how misunderstandings can happen, though. That's not unreal. Like Soros.
There's some bad psychology lurking everywhere.
Kentucky dummies. I do see how misunderstandings can happen, though. That's not unreal. Like Soros.
There's some bad psychology lurking everywhere.
Supreme Court Denies Request to Revisit Same-Sex Marriage Decision
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November 10, 2025 at 7:56 PM
Supreme Court Denies Request to Revisit Same-Sex Marriage Decision www.nytimes.com/2025/11/10/u...
Kentucky dummies. I do see how misunderstandings can happen, though. That's not unreal. Like Soros.
There's some bad psychology lurking everywhere.
Kentucky dummies. I do see how misunderstandings can happen, though. That's not unreal. Like Soros.
There's some bad psychology lurking everywhere.
Blaming computerized Ai is like blaming Big Pharma for Covid-19.
A mind virus or a virus doesn't escape on a magic carpet, it's given a vessel in the form of a professional political activist.
A mind virus or a virus doesn't escape on a magic carpet, it's given a vessel in the form of a professional political activist.
November 10, 2025 at 2:48 PM
Blaming computerized Ai is like blaming Big Pharma for Covid-19.
A mind virus or a virus doesn't escape on a magic carpet, it's given a vessel in the form of a professional political activist.
A mind virus or a virus doesn't escape on a magic carpet, it's given a vessel in the form of a professional political activist.
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Stop using critical theory psychology. This has been my point all along.
No one is teaching uniformity and even if they were, it wouldn't be the problem.
People are teaching sociology and memetics as valid scholarship.
Uniformity is simply confusion.
Stop using critical theory psychology. This has been my point all along.
No one is teaching uniformity and even if they were, it wouldn't be the problem.
People are teaching sociology and memetics as valid scholarship.
Uniformity is simply confusion.
Breaking the sounds of sameness: why music education must resist global uniformity
Hector Scott argues for the embrace of the creative exchange of ideas in music education, rather than a repetitive replicated approach that avoids innovation
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November 9, 2025 at 12:24 PM
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Stop using critical theory psychology. This has been my point all along.
No one is teaching uniformity and even if they were, it wouldn't be the problem.
People are teaching sociology and memetics as valid scholarship.
Uniformity is simply confusion.
Stop using critical theory psychology. This has been my point all along.
No one is teaching uniformity and even if they were, it wouldn't be the problem.
People are teaching sociology and memetics as valid scholarship.
Uniformity is simply confusion.
Showing myself that Fodor's 1983 philosophy while wrong, was political progress. He challenges evolution while encouraging not stifling debate.
He's wrong in an inconvient way for me. Mercier is correct
Fodor's modularity is as if psycho-analysis, literary and art theory weren't bs.
He's wrong in an inconvient way for me. Mercier is correct
Fodor's modularity is as if psycho-analysis, literary and art theory weren't bs.
November 9, 2025 at 1:52 AM
Showing myself that Fodor's 1983 philosophy while wrong, was political progress. He challenges evolution while encouraging not stifling debate.
He's wrong in an inconvient way for me. Mercier is correct
Fodor's modularity is as if psycho-analysis, literary and art theory weren't bs.
He's wrong in an inconvient way for me. Mercier is correct
Fodor's modularity is as if psycho-analysis, literary and art theory weren't bs.
He seemed like a lovely and brilliant man.
As I see it much has been held up by a stunting of the human sciences of the mind.
I can't say enough terrible things about sociology. It's always been Ai, computerized or not.
The computer was named after Watson.
youtu.be/A0kfjDpH3kE?...
As I see it much has been held up by a stunting of the human sciences of the mind.
I can't say enough terrible things about sociology. It's always been Ai, computerized or not.
The computer was named after Watson.
youtu.be/A0kfjDpH3kE?...
James Watson on DNA, the human genome, and his controversial life
YouTube video by Charlie Rose
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November 9, 2025 at 1:43 AM
He seemed like a lovely and brilliant man.
As I see it much has been held up by a stunting of the human sciences of the mind.
I can't say enough terrible things about sociology. It's always been Ai, computerized or not.
The computer was named after Watson.
youtu.be/A0kfjDpH3kE?...
As I see it much has been held up by a stunting of the human sciences of the mind.
I can't say enough terrible things about sociology. It's always been Ai, computerized or not.
The computer was named after Watson.
youtu.be/A0kfjDpH3kE?...
When I’m Sick of Doomscrolling, I Turn to This Poem www.nytimes.com/interactive/...
This Poem About Monet’s “Water Lilies” Reflects on the Powers and Limits of Art
“Monet’s ‘Waterlilies,’” by Robert Hayden, reflects on what art can (and can’t) do in tumultuous times. Our critic A.O. Scott shows you why he loves it.
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November 8, 2025 at 4:29 AM
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The Ruling About Passports Isn’t About ID. It’s About Social Control. www.nytimes.com/2025/11/07/o...
Gender ID matters in a system stuck justifying itself with crit theory. I support it.
The sociological overlap of CT and Communism, though, is fascinating.
CT is still just sociology.
Gender ID matters in a system stuck justifying itself with crit theory. I support it.
The sociological overlap of CT and Communism, though, is fascinating.
CT is still just sociology.
Opinion | The Ruling About Passports Isn’t About ID. It’s About Social Control.
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November 8, 2025 at 12:56 AM
The Ruling About Passports Isn’t About ID. It’s About Social Control. www.nytimes.com/2025/11/07/o...
Gender ID matters in a system stuck justifying itself with crit theory. I support it.
The sociological overlap of CT and Communism, though, is fascinating.
CT is still just sociology.
Gender ID matters in a system stuck justifying itself with crit theory. I support it.
The sociological overlap of CT and Communism, though, is fascinating.
CT is still just sociology.
www.nytimes.com/2025/11/06/h...
I had a ex concerned with this. She seemed to imply something sexually conspiratorial.
The tech seems primative. Certainly a better visual could avoid the murkiness.
What outdated health myth is holding that up?
I increasingly despise Public Health
I had a ex concerned with this. She seemed to imply something sexually conspiratorial.
The tech seems primative. Certainly a better visual could avoid the murkiness.
What outdated health myth is holding that up?
I increasingly despise Public Health
The ‘Worst Test in Medicine’ is Driving America’s High C-Section Rate
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November 6, 2025 at 6:21 PM
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I had a ex concerned with this. She seemed to imply something sexually conspiratorial.
The tech seems primative. Certainly a better visual could avoid the murkiness.
What outdated health myth is holding that up?
I increasingly despise Public Health
I had a ex concerned with this. She seemed to imply something sexually conspiratorial.
The tech seems primative. Certainly a better visual could avoid the murkiness.
What outdated health myth is holding that up?
I increasingly despise Public Health
Make No Mistake: Trump Is an Albatross www.nytimes.com/2025/11/05/o...
Good analogy. I still don't care for misleading accusations in a crit theory universe. That he's a public figure isn't an excuse. I mean that not just morally and ethically, but logistically, scientifically and psychologically.
Good analogy. I still don't care for misleading accusations in a crit theory universe. That he's a public figure isn't an excuse. I mean that not just morally and ethically, but logistically, scientifically and psychologically.
Opinion | Make No Mistake: Trump Is an Albatross
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November 6, 2025 at 2:47 AM
Make No Mistake: Trump Is an Albatross www.nytimes.com/2025/11/05/o...
Good analogy. I still don't care for misleading accusations in a crit theory universe. That he's a public figure isn't an excuse. I mean that not just morally and ethically, but logistically, scientifically and psychologically.
Good analogy. I still don't care for misleading accusations in a crit theory universe. That he's a public figure isn't an excuse. I mean that not just morally and ethically, but logistically, scientifically and psychologically.
Fewer concussions good
What is true of CTE does not justify giving people with it socio-constellations to chase their struggle into mirroring madness or believe the Dire clone is a species resurrection.
Tom Brady says dog Junie is a clone of family’s previous dog www.nytimes.com/athletic/677...
What is true of CTE does not justify giving people with it socio-constellations to chase their struggle into mirroring madness or believe the Dire clone is a species resurrection.
Tom Brady says dog Junie is a clone of family’s previous dog www.nytimes.com/athletic/677...
Tom Brady says dog Junie is a clone of family's previous dog
www.nytimes.com
November 6, 2025 at 1:21 AM
Fewer concussions good
What is true of CTE does not justify giving people with it socio-constellations to chase their struggle into mirroring madness or believe the Dire clone is a species resurrection.
Tom Brady says dog Junie is a clone of family’s previous dog www.nytimes.com/athletic/677...
What is true of CTE does not justify giving people with it socio-constellations to chase their struggle into mirroring madness or believe the Dire clone is a species resurrection.
Tom Brady says dog Junie is a clone of family’s previous dog www.nytimes.com/athletic/677...
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Seems a very likeable guy.
I probably would vote for Cuomo even though he looks and sometimes campaigns like a goon.
This may depend if Progressives continue to alienate the brightest positions while encouraging dead-end psychology in the name of politics.
Seems a very likeable guy.
I probably would vote for Cuomo even though he looks and sometimes campaigns like a goon.
This may depend if Progressives continue to alienate the brightest positions while encouraging dead-end psychology in the name of politics.
The Anti-MAGA Majority Reemerges
Democrats won up and down the ballot yesterday, riding a backlash to Donald Trump’s second term.
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November 5, 2025 at 9:55 PM
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Seems a very likeable guy.
I probably would vote for Cuomo even though he looks and sometimes campaigns like a goon.
This may depend if Progressives continue to alienate the brightest positions while encouraging dead-end psychology in the name of politics.
Seems a very likeable guy.
I probably would vote for Cuomo even though he looks and sometimes campaigns like a goon.
This may depend if Progressives continue to alienate the brightest positions while encouraging dead-end psychology in the name of politics.
One way of suggesting my unique grievance about the mode of critical theory.
Had Einstein naturally been a better violinist, he'd have been a better physicist or maybe not a physicist at all, despite. Or both.
Today we can safely address the problem of sociology broadly can't we?
Had Einstein naturally been a better violinist, he'd have been a better physicist or maybe not a physicist at all, despite. Or both.
Today we can safely address the problem of sociology broadly can't we?
November 5, 2025 at 5:05 PM
One way of suggesting my unique grievance about the mode of critical theory.
Had Einstein naturally been a better violinist, he'd have been a better physicist or maybe not a physicist at all, despite. Or both.
Today we can safely address the problem of sociology broadly can't we?
Had Einstein naturally been a better violinist, he'd have been a better physicist or maybe not a physicist at all, despite. Or both.
Today we can safely address the problem of sociology broadly can't we?
youtu.be/G88VmHjKO6U?...
Great episode.
My take?
Evolution and emergence are not the same and we shouldn't throw the word evolve around when we mean emergence.
Sociology and science seem to have a convergence problem that matters beyond experts.
Great episode.
My take?
Evolution and emergence are not the same and we shouldn't throw the word evolve around when we mean emergence.
Sociology and science seem to have a convergence problem that matters beyond experts.
Cultural Dynamics with Bret Beheim
YouTube video by Evolutionary Psychology (The Podcast)
youtu.be
November 5, 2025 at 2:09 PM
youtu.be/G88VmHjKO6U?...
Great episode.
My take?
Evolution and emergence are not the same and we shouldn't throw the word evolve around when we mean emergence.
Sociology and science seem to have a convergence problem that matters beyond experts.
Great episode.
My take?
Evolution and emergence are not the same and we shouldn't throw the word evolve around when we mean emergence.
Sociology and science seem to have a convergence problem that matters beyond experts.
As a passionate fan of Hugo Mercier, I'm finding a strange schism where some ev psychers lean more with EO Wilson.
Socio-Biology sounds more like the dark side of DEI or what DEI hates. Ev psych is not Socio-Biology.
Consillience is a cool idea. It runs into the problem of story as fundemental.
Socio-Biology sounds more like the dark side of DEI or what DEI hates. Ev psych is not Socio-Biology.
Consillience is a cool idea. It runs into the problem of story as fundemental.
November 4, 2025 at 7:02 PM
As a passionate fan of Hugo Mercier, I'm finding a strange schism where some ev psychers lean more with EO Wilson.
Socio-Biology sounds more like the dark side of DEI or what DEI hates. Ev psych is not Socio-Biology.
Consillience is a cool idea. It runs into the problem of story as fundemental.
Socio-Biology sounds more like the dark side of DEI or what DEI hates. Ev psych is not Socio-Biology.
Consillience is a cool idea. It runs into the problem of story as fundemental.
It's racketeering. Crit theory owes for fifty years of fraudulence.
What can a person do bouncing off of the predictability of high speed trading as doctrine?
Some investors should be worried. Playing both sides may mean profiting off a setup intentionally or not to trip up everyone else.
What can a person do bouncing off of the predictability of high speed trading as doctrine?
Some investors should be worried. Playing both sides may mean profiting off a setup intentionally or not to trip up everyone else.
November 4, 2025 at 6:57 PM
It's racketeering. Crit theory owes for fifty years of fraudulence.
What can a person do bouncing off of the predictability of high speed trading as doctrine?
Some investors should be worried. Playing both sides may mean profiting off a setup intentionally or not to trip up everyone else.
What can a person do bouncing off of the predictability of high speed trading as doctrine?
Some investors should be worried. Playing both sides may mean profiting off a setup intentionally or not to trip up everyone else.
When I say inequitable, I mean weird outcomes.
I'm referring to the inequity cast by leading a bad type of problem people get stuck in that wouldn't otherwise exist.
Protestants see to story this socio-genetic addiction.
I call it bad science as psychology as education.
I'm referring to the inequity cast by leading a bad type of problem people get stuck in that wouldn't otherwise exist.
Protestants see to story this socio-genetic addiction.
I call it bad science as psychology as education.
November 4, 2025 at 4:58 PM
When I say inequitable, I mean weird outcomes.
I'm referring to the inequity cast by leading a bad type of problem people get stuck in that wouldn't otherwise exist.
Protestants see to story this socio-genetic addiction.
I call it bad science as psychology as education.
I'm referring to the inequity cast by leading a bad type of problem people get stuck in that wouldn't otherwise exist.
Protestants see to story this socio-genetic addiction.
I call it bad science as psychology as education.
When I say Marxist, I mean Marxian.
I'm describing bad sociology and bad economics, scientism broadly, where philosophy blurs with sociology suggesting science.
I'm not summing individual points and then judging each point necessarily in context of the whole.
Marx said many true things...
I'm describing bad sociology and bad economics, scientism broadly, where philosophy blurs with sociology suggesting science.
I'm not summing individual points and then judging each point necessarily in context of the whole.
Marx said many true things...
November 4, 2025 at 4:31 PM
When I say Marxist, I mean Marxian.
I'm describing bad sociology and bad economics, scientism broadly, where philosophy blurs with sociology suggesting science.
I'm not summing individual points and then judging each point necessarily in context of the whole.
Marx said many true things...
I'm describing bad sociology and bad economics, scientism broadly, where philosophy blurs with sociology suggesting science.
I'm not summing individual points and then judging each point necessarily in context of the whole.
Marx said many true things...
Weed is the stupidest drug. I just can't get into it. It's not a replacement or solution to booze, either.
The solution to booze for anyone of any level of drinking is Naltexone self-administered.
It offers increasing objectivity and perspective on scaling consequences.
The solution to booze for anyone of any level of drinking is Naltexone self-administered.
It offers increasing objectivity and perspective on scaling consequences.
Booze consumption is down and weed consumption is up. The development has benefits, sure, but American culture may also be losing something along the way, Dan Brooks writes:
The Lonely New Vices of American Life
Booze is down and weed is up, and that’s doing something to us as a country.
bit.ly
November 4, 2025 at 2:35 PM
Weed is the stupidest drug. I just can't get into it. It's not a replacement or solution to booze, either.
The solution to booze for anyone of any level of drinking is Naltexone self-administered.
It offers increasing objectivity and perspective on scaling consequences.
The solution to booze for anyone of any level of drinking is Naltexone self-administered.
It offers increasing objectivity and perspective on scaling consequences.
I recently posted about symbolic organization imerhent if an adaptive spacial lacking.
Woman aren't that spacially poor at all. That would be like asserting that woman can't run.
The Humanitues exaggerates this cognitive modular difference and exploits the exaggeration.
Woman aren't that spacially poor at all. That would be like asserting that woman can't run.
The Humanitues exaggerates this cognitive modular difference and exploits the exaggeration.
November 4, 2025 at 2:19 PM
I recently posted about symbolic organization imerhent if an adaptive spacial lacking.
Woman aren't that spacially poor at all. That would be like asserting that woman can't run.
The Humanitues exaggerates this cognitive modular difference and exploits the exaggeration.
Woman aren't that spacially poor at all. That would be like asserting that woman can't run.
The Humanitues exaggerates this cognitive modular difference and exploits the exaggeration.
www.theatlantic.com/technology/2...
I'm sorry. It's essentially a communo/fascist epistemological project. Expect weird cleavings and everchanging over-promisings.
"Real Ai hasn't been tried yet."
I'm sorry. It's essentially a communo/fascist epistemological project. Expect weird cleavings and everchanging over-promisings.
"Real Ai hasn't been tried yet."
Here’s How the AI Crash Happens
The U.S. is becoming an Nvidia-state.
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November 3, 2025 at 3:04 AM
www.theatlantic.com/technology/2...
I'm sorry. It's essentially a communo/fascist epistemological project. Expect weird cleavings and everchanging over-promisings.
"Real Ai hasn't been tried yet."
I'm sorry. It's essentially a communo/fascist epistemological project. Expect weird cleavings and everchanging over-promisings.
"Real Ai hasn't been tried yet."
www.theatlantic.com/health/2025/...
Missing the point, again.
It's the assumptions one makes about groupthink in a critical theory operational mode that is the problem.
Crit theory is so much less necessary than some seem to wish to cling to. This is a problem since it's likely already illegal.
Missing the point, again.
It's the assumptions one makes about groupthink in a critical theory operational mode that is the problem.
Crit theory is so much less necessary than some seem to wish to cling to. This is a problem since it's likely already illegal.
In Defense of ‘Groupthink’
Are we too quick to agree on the dangers of consensus?
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November 3, 2025 at 2:08 AM
www.theatlantic.com/health/2025/...
Missing the point, again.
It's the assumptions one makes about groupthink in a critical theory operational mode that is the problem.
Crit theory is so much less necessary than some seem to wish to cling to. This is a problem since it's likely already illegal.
Missing the point, again.
It's the assumptions one makes about groupthink in a critical theory operational mode that is the problem.
Crit theory is so much less necessary than some seem to wish to cling to. This is a problem since it's likely already illegal.
There's two versions of the criticism. The smart one identifies Progressives as a version of narrative and metaphysical Evangelicals.
More frightening yet is the pervasive belief that a generation of American citizens was born lacking all intellectual curiosity, as though by some fluke, while our educational establishments continued to serve us well.
November 3, 2025 at 2:02 AM
There's two versions of the criticism. The smart one identifies Progressives as a version of narrative and metaphysical Evangelicals.
When Cosmides and Tooby said they discovered a female spacial advantage, they were identifying a symbolic like organization that is better described as an emergent property in a spacial lacking.
This needs to be understood or the Democrats are going to tear apart in stories taken too seriously.
This needs to be understood or the Democrats are going to tear apart in stories taken too seriously.
November 3, 2025 at 1:58 AM
When Cosmides and Tooby said they discovered a female spacial advantage, they were identifying a symbolic like organization that is better described as an emergent property in a spacial lacking.
This needs to be understood or the Democrats are going to tear apart in stories taken too seriously.
This needs to be understood or the Democrats are going to tear apart in stories taken too seriously.