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Opinions: The Death of All Beethovens

When your surroundings are a wasteland, you must descend to rise again... by Hannibal [ Read More ]

Opinions: Anti-Evolution

Society is its own cancer... [ Read More ]

News: Online Encyclopedia is a Gathering for Internet Predators

Who is editing the encyclopedia your children are encouraged to use? Perverts, failures, nerds and frustrated proles... [ Read More ]

News: Houston Residents Show Frustration With Crowd-Inspired Religion

People are sick of us placing individual lives before doing what is right, and sometimes it shows up as a "hate crime"... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Conversation

We create a polite "reality," and it becomes a problem when we mistake it for reality... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Trial and Error

Often life is a matter of organizing your will, and doing what must be done, not getting caught up on your fears or past failures... by Blaphbee [ Read More ]

News: European Naturalist Group Blasts Modern "Beowulf"

Film is Plastic Trash From Manipulative Crowd... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Cops

Abusive Authority is Not Authority Itself, but our society's design is abusive because its values are not only garbage, but not even shared among its citizens... [ Read More ]

Opinions: 2008

What the future holds: what we make of it... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Inward

No amount of external "rights" or the ability to be dramatic with your CD collection and mocha java can do this for you.... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Toward the Superman

It's either up, up and away or straight into strictly has-been zones, boyo... [ Read More ]

Nihilism: The Nihilist Manifesto

New document explaining foundations of the nihilist belief system... [ Read More ]

Fliers: H5N1 Contamination Area

Put on a gas mask and pass these out; people seem to be upset until they read further... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Unsaved

People have a strange way of doing things "in your best interests"... by J.C. Sturk [ Read More ]

Opinions: Our Great Freedom

It's a buzzword, not an actuality... by Hrothgar [ Read More ]

Opinions: Flywheel

An energy-retaining device, filled with resentments instead of hopes.. [ Read More ]

Opinions: Quality

The Chosen Ones can do no wrong, and the rest of us are lesser... [ Read More ]

Literature: Metaphor in the Time After Harvest

What is not yet dead may no longer be living... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Spirit

The next thousand years are ours, if we choose to make our spirits pure... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Religion

I am starting my own religion so that I can reap the fame, profit and scandal of this exciting field... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Bleak

Your future is, unless you crush the Crowd... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Mail Call, redux

More on idealism, Slavs, Machiavelli, Aryans, Kant, literature, nameless assholes... [ Read More ]

exponentiation zine [issue 2.0] out now

The second edition of this unique zine dedicated to traditional heroism via nihilism, realism, and idealism is out now with articles on art, culture and philosophy. Contemporary, with ancient values... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Voodoo Doll

Conservatism isn't what it claims to be. In fact, it's what it claims not to be... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Definitions

Nihilism, Reality, Idealism, Undermen, Crowdism, Esoteric, Exoteric, Parallelism, Context, Structure, Materialism... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Learning to Fly

To see the stars, let go of the comfortingly solid ground... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Domesticated

Once master of bovine, now taming self into same... by Hrothgar [ Read More ]

Opinions: Sympathy is Lethal

Apathy might kill us, but not before guilt... by J.C. Sturk [ Read More ]

Opinions: Nightmusic

When you see the world as poetry, the narrow "logic" of the Crowd falls away... [ Read More ]

Opinions: The Internet People

When the sunlight hurts the eyes, it is better to see phosphorescent gods inside... by Vijay Prozak [ Read More ]

Letters: Aryans, Moron Metal, Nihilism, Individualism and Chuck Schuldiner's Mother

You keep writing good questions, and it seems as if some descriptive viewpoints emerge from it... by Vijay Prozak [ Read More ]

Opinions: Ambuscade

Selfishness; Bandwagon-jumping; Mathematics of Time; Evil, and White Nationalism... by Vijay Prozak [ Read More ]

Opinions: Putting Race in Context

Race is the biggest story of our time... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Clearing the Modern Mind

The modern psychology is fundamentally divorced not only from reality as a state, but as a motive... by Vijay Prozak [ Read More ]

Opinions: transmissions from a softer world

The chill was carried in on the wind as the sun fell away.... by g0sp-hell [ Read More ]

Opinions: The Eternal Circle

What people would call "philosophy" is a grab-bag of caveats, self-conceptions and homilies... by Vijay Prozak [ Read More ]

Opinions: A Writer's Joy

Can you bring me soft asylum... by Vijay Prozak [ Read More ]

Politics: ANUS announces strategic partnership with China

Planning for a post-Western world.... [ Read More ]

Science: Heavy Metal and Environmentalism Cause Terrorism

ANUS spokestroll Vijay Prozak revealed the terrifying, insidious linkage between heavy metal, environmentalism, and radical Muslim extremism.... [ Read More ]

Opinions: The Leeching End

If we're so used to falling we don't notice the edge went by hours ago... by g0sp-hell [ Read More ]

Opinions: Buying an Identity

If They are the ones manipulating us, how is it different to purchase a different version of Their plan?... by Vijay Prozak [ Read More ]

Opinions: Apolitical

Politics just hides the real truth: survival... by Steve Hansen [ Read More ]

Opinions: Videogames

Fun, harmless, distracting just like modern society... by Vijay Prozak [ Read More ]

Opinions: Racial Marxism

Find out what you detest so it does not become you... [ Read More ]

Text Files: Infoterrorism, A Primer

The world is ideas, so change those, by provocation if necessary... [ Read More ]

Music: Is Black Metal Friendly to National Socialism?

Endlessly debated, with both sides missing the obvious... [ Read More ]

Opinions: The Internet

It's not an extension of personality, but a warzone, for the ideologue. And anything else is probably wanking... [ Read More ]

News: ANUS indicts ADL for interrupting evolution

Some fear death so much they protect useless idiots... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Crowdism

What disease follows us through the ages, and through different ideologies, corrupting our present and future?... [ Read More ]

News: RSS Feed

This technology helps readers compare and stay on top of current publications of sources small and large alike; we approve... [ Read More ]

News: ANUS researches demonstrate Dell Computer is insubstantial hype

The marketing, it saturates your mind like urine on the at an old-age home, but does it mean the company is selling a better product or hiding a mediocre one?... [ Read More ]

Books: Book Reviews, Rehabilitated

Embarrassed that we even endorsed a movie ("Mothra"), we're re-inventing our books section to keep you literate... [ Read More ]

Movies: Mothra and Dark Planet: Visions of America

People watch them, and some of them are informative; we go with the flow but against the grain of sheep and launch a movies section most people will hate... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Retribution

If it stings, beat it down, even if it doesn't solve the problem. Such a negative impulse, and so illogical - is it time for a change?... [ Read More ]

Opinions: "Caste" and "Nobody Wants Your Apocalyptic Hate Cult" in Swedish

Thanks to a Swede who was generous with his time, these two articles are now available in Swedish... [ Read More ] and [ Read More ]

Infoterror: Malkin trolled into revealing Crowdist roots

Michelle Malkin, pretend conservative, doesn't handle humor or psychological pressure well, so the ANUS infoterror squad trolled her into freaking out... [ Read More ]

Contest: Win a Danzig DVD

For the fans, for the Man Danzig himself, win a free DVD and have a roaring good time... [ Read More ]

Music: Burzum.com relaunched

Removed sticky mess left by personalities and set up a website for research or in-depth reading about Burzum. It will grow over time, especially if you help out... [ Read More ]

Music: Suffer

Obscure but worthy primitive Swedish death metal... [ Read More ]

News: Run Red Circles to Join ANUS.COM Family

Noted social antagonist outsider literature sniping point Red Red Circles will be joining us here, in bolder form, at the ANUS... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Pacifism

When people no longer seek to rise, they fall back down the evolutionary ladder... [ Read More ]

Music: Averse Sefira - Tetragrammatical Astygmata

Helical enumeration of recommendations of this release, one of the few black metal bands to think and go deeper into an idea not find a new surface treatment... [ Read More ]

Music: Jesu and At War With Self

Jesu, a post-rock masterpiece from ex-Godflesh personnel... [ Read More ] At War With Self, a progressive heavy music extreme with ex-Gordian Knot personnel... [ Read More ]

Metal: Fearless Iranians From Hell

Fearless Iranians From Hell, thrash (not speed metal) band from Texas... [ Read More ]

Products: Reviews of Gum, Candy and Envelopes

We've brought back the "Product Reviews" section because it annoyed so many people... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Undermen, Part III

We're only science... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Undermen, Part II

The Immortal Blemish... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Undermen, Part I

On Jews, Aryans and Entropy... [ Read More ]

Mailbag: Eugenics, Corporate Facism and the Bhagavad-Gita

More good questions, and some solid answers, regarding the nature of things in terms of cash, earth and sky... [ Read More ]

News: ANUS Mailing List

Sign up for a weekly newsletter of information for nihilists and those who like to laugh along with life's twisted humor... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Obtuse

Point, click, blockhead... [ Read More ]

News: ANUS hackers devastate crowdist propaganda platforms

In a series of highly-coordinated attacks, the ANUS Infoterror Division struck at the heart of the crowdist decentralized propaganda machine... [ Read More ]

Opinions: The Silent Majority

Almost fifty-five percent of American voters did not participate in the last election, suggesting that for over half of the American people, there was not a candidate worth choosing.... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Natural Resources

Intelligence is not bestowed after birth, but before; someone born with a median intelligence will never be one of the intellectual greats of his or her society, and someone born without a tendency toward healthy acts will never be a good leader. ... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Low Biological Quality of Humankind

At this point, you have a society which promotes dumb, ugly and destructive people... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Postmorality

If there is one thing humanity needs to hear right now, it is this: "Grow up!"... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Progress versus Getting it Right

Realists do not trouble themselves by trying to explain away reality with bad science or bad religion. They look at the world, take good as well as bad, and adapt.... [ Read More ]

Offsite: Air in the Paragraph Line Carries Vijay Prozak Piece on "Nihilism"

Air in the Paragraph Line, has been reborn, and issue ten is now available.... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Feral

At home in the forest, with death and fear far away from your thoughts, except to wage upon others... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Nihilism as Holy Grail

In the course of their adventures in seeking it, they overcome illusion and fear and become one with a natural order to the cosmos... [ Read More ]

Offsite: Air in the Paragraph Line

Editor of Xenocide Zine has come back with a new effort, featuring writings of one S.R. Prozak on the topic "nihilism"... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Abstraction or Reality?

Our societies have lost the ability to say "no" to destructive ideas, and as a result have been unable to avoid disasters such as overpopulation, pollution, crime, drugs... [ Read More ]

Opinions: For the Experience/Domination by Mediocrity

Some say it's impossible that this could go away - this seemingly eternal network of stores, homes, roads, wires... [ Read More ]

Mailbag: Is Buddhism Egoism?, Are We Sick Bastards?, Is Nihilism Existentialism? and other questions

You wrote 'em, and we gave the best answers we could... [ Read More ]

Offsite: War Nerd

When writing about warfare, if one looks at it as a function, the moralizing neurosis of the media fades away... [ Read More ]

Opinions: What I Desire

Why one might write articles urging a change in world-order, even if the statistics suggest one is a hopeless minority... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Distractions vs Solutions

Solutions propose fixes at the level of function, while distractions may make people feel good but don't address the actual problem... [ Read More ]

Politics: John F. Kerry Speaks About Heavy Metal

"I try to reach the people of America, in all of their forms, to let them know the Democratic party also cares about their special interests"... [ Read More ]

Music: "Comrades in Lost" Ambient/Industrial comp

Review by S.R. Prozak of worthy soundsheaf... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Impeachment Now

It will make us feel good for some time... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Nordicism vs Pan-Aryanism, and Preservationism

The level-headed thinkers, whether we are inclined toward nationalism or not, will decide that regardless of label, this could be a way to adopt sensible values into an insensible society... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Television

Television and movies are a business; the only rule in business is to make money. In that view, government is just another advertiser... [ Read More ]

Thene Report: Gay Pride Parade

When life hands you comedy, sometimes you have to trust in reality and let the river take you wherever it is destined to go... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Animosity, Racial and Otherwise

If we tackle this issue honestly, now, we will be able to not only fix the problems of the past but avert the future disasters that lurk anytime one applies a temporary fix... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Arbeit Macht Frei

While you get distracted, modern society makes you love your enslavement... [ Read More ]

Music: Feldgrau

New album review for "Mechanized Misanthropy," one of the few awake mental acts in metal of late... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Cicada Killers and Christ

Cicada killers are a metaphor for nature at large... [ Read More ]

Music: Immolation, Deicide and Skinless in San Antonio, TX

"We love what we do, plain and simple. It hasn't been the easiest road to travel down and for almost 18 years"... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Frustration with Politics

Politics is both a fascinating study, and a frustrating one. Like most tools or activities, it carries with it the danger of replacing its own goal... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Eine Gesellschaft der Kasten

Thanks to "718" for this translation... [ Read More ]

Visual Aid: Why You Have to Be Insane to Buy Apple Products

A standard G5 costs $2000. A faster PC... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Apple Computer, Inc. at Stalingrad

Those who follow the computer industry probably allowed themselves a grin over Apple Computer's announcement last week that it would be henceforth manufacturing machines based on Intel's pentium processors... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Christentum und Buddhismus sind die gleiche Krankheit

Thanks to "1191.4814.5102" for this translation.... [ Read More ]

Web: Hessian.org Renovated

Heavy metal music sounds like a certain way of life, because a similar thought process is required to become a heavy metal musician. For this reason, heavy metal is more than a style; it's a culture... [ Read More ]

News: ANUS Activists Disrupt Crowdist Spin Control

Revengeful Masses at WikiPedia and EndHate.Us Retreat in Confusion... [ Read More ]

Opinions: God Says

If you're in an argument and are afraid of losing, you can always appeal to a higher source; in simple arguments, people do this by trying to "prove" their points with definitions from the dictionary, or by appealing to some source that is considered the end-all and be-all of wisdom in that genre. People often refer to these as "God Says" arguments... [ Read More ]

Opinions: What's It Worth?

in our society, nothing is recognized unless it is owned and/or paid for. This is how a consumer society works: driven by the desires of each individual and therefore, creating intense competition for a few nice things... [ Read More ]

Opinions: How to Become Your Parents

We're all familiar with the sayings they have. Don't fight it, go with the flow, it's just how things are. Don't resist, give up, go along, in other words. For this reason, most people have a nagging fear of being "conformist" like their parents... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Radical Traditionalism and Nihilism

Radical Traditionalism is a view of tradition from within a modern time. It recognizes that, in order to escape the modern crisis, we must first escape the modern mindset; this is the "radical" part, which means a total divorcing of values and expectations from what modernity has to offer... [ Read More ]

Opinions: The Basic Error

Most species screw up and destroy themselves by having a false impression of reality. If you think that a wild beast will not attack you if you hold up a shiny stone, and it does anyway, you fail as an individual. But if you with all others of your kind build a society, and agree that something is true and it is not true, you destroy the whole society... [ Read More ]

Opinions: The Conquering

We have conquered ourselves, and our dreams. What could have been dwarfs what is... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Intangible

The official history is that, thanks to progressive thinking, humanity is moving out of the dark ages into a new and profound technological time. Those who have lived long enough to see what our paradise is replacing are not so sure they like the new way of doing things... [ Read More ]

Off-site: Beyond the Absolute

Conservatism has painted itself into a corner in the context of modern democracies because it tends toward the political stance that there is one right way of doing things, and that all must either follow it, or society shall collapse... [ Read More ]

Opinions: The Danger of Racism and Anti-Semitism

The unfortunate consequence of this media age is that people think in terms of the psychological suggestions offered by movies. There is no study of complexity, of design or structure, but a binary judgment: approved or disapproved... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Irony

Whether in the Generation X hipsters who wear t-shirts from bad 1970s TV shows or the hollow maneuvering for political effect by our leaders, irony is with us in an almost religious context... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Sociopathy

This problem is broader in implication and easier to trigger. It's that one gets called a "sociopath" for endorsing any type of action that, in order to make the whole healthier, is willing to limit what any given individual can expect... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Superlatives

Do you really imagine simply owning one type of car, shoe, watch or jacket makes someone without power or prestige into someone with those qualities?... [ Read More ]

In Russian Language: Dysfunctionality and Are you a misanthrope?

Thanks to an able and generous translator, we have two past articles in the Russian language for those who'd prefer to read them that way... [ Read More ] and [ Read More ]

Opinions: Experience

To live and think in this time is to see humanity as a vast screw-up; to think a little further is to realize that there is more than enough good to go around in the world... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Rise Above

"I wanna rise above, gonna rise above," chants Henry Rollins on an old Black Flag track. Most people assumed he meant on a personal level that, because his behavior exhibited higher standards than others, he somehow considered himself superior in an absolute sense... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Groupthink

Like most pop-culture diagnoses, it favors an us/them approach which makes everyone in the room feel that, by comprehending the term, they have somehow surpassed all the others, and thus have found a new level of understanding... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Modernity

A genius sees a house on fire and gets the fire extinguisher; an idiot simply closes the door to his room - out of sight, out of mind.... [ Read More ]

Music: Incantation - Onward to Golgotha

Grasping isolation through an enduring musicality which encodes the experiences leading to the decisions that make complacency inaccessible, and thus guarantee alienation, this album is like a Paradise Lost for underground metal, putting together the most base techniques of metalcraft with the highest abstractions of thematic abstraction paired to a biological sense of self-identification... [ Read More ]

Technology: Typical Macintosh User

Like everything else in this inane time, computer marketing is a lie. Apple doesn't sell you a computer, they sell you a lifestyle, of tolerance and freestylin' it your own way, as it's more important to be dramatic about your self than to do anything important with life... [ Read More ]

Opinions: One World

If you find this human world quite empty, as many do, and see it as the death march that it is, as many do, then whatever part of you has not given up wants to fix these problems, and make something better... [ Read More ]

Offsite: Patriotism or Nationalism?

In order to appeal to the individual, nations use patriotic belief that commends the individual to consider their nation better than others for its attributes that appeal to the individual, usually broad implications such as "freedom" or "justice."... [ Read More ]

Offsite: Lifestyle

With a cultural identity to which we can point and state its superiority to the greedy and reckless disposable society that rules us today, we can compare the mindless and empty lifestyles of consumer products and mass-entertainment media that bewitch our people and reduce their cognitive capacity to that of an intoxicated ape... [ Read More ]

Offsite: Cultural Revival

To look at the topic of the political rights of Indo-Europeans in the current society is to dismay; we are viewed as those who control it, and thus those responsible for stewardship of others... [ Read More ]

Offsite: The Face of Nihilism

As you are one member of one species, of many, surrounded by planets on which other species may now or in the future exist, when your species dies, it is the end, forever and ever. Even though you are a nihilist, you do - indeed - give a damn... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Elections and Futures

If you think picking Kerry over Bush, or Bush over Kerry, is somehow going to stop the course of decay, or constitutes a decision of any importance, you are assuming that there is a solution within the system itself and are denying its basic unworkability... [ Read More ]

Opinions: A Socratic Dialogue

This is based on a discussion with a highly intelligent friend of mine who, like most, was indoctrinated in liberal ideas and has not had time to think them through... [ Read More ]

Nihilism: Life Goes On

If we look at the primary error of humankind - an inability to tell reality from fantasy, illusion or misperception - we can immediately see the value of nihilism: it strips away all arbitrary values, except those physically inherent in the world, and returns us from a delusional human world to a focus on life as an ongoing process.... [ Read More ]

Music: Qualitative Society

If it was a great steak, we say so and leave it at that; if it was mediocre, we say that sixteen ounces of it for thirty dollars was a "good deal"... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Misanthropy

The modern disease is to like a machine see categories as impassable divisions, in part because our society grew up believing in gods in other worlds who sorted every object, person and idea into exact, immutable categories like "good" and "evil"... [ Read More ]

Propaganda: Fliers

Things you can print out, photocopy, and pass around to cause problems. 100% legal and subtly offensive, designed by our staff to wake a sleeping world... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Activism

This is a vast disease, and will require a solution of vast scope, although as any martial artist knows, sometimes the bigger ones fall harder because they have less maneuvering room and therefore can more easily have their great weight and hence momentum used against them... [ Read More ]

Offsite: Conservatism Passing Its Orbit

Evolution is greater adaptation to the external world, where involution is a focus on our internal world, and as is a natural consequence of that focus, a passive means of applying it to our environment... [ Read More ]

Zine: exponentiation issue 1

Dedicated to Indo-European culture, exponentiation ezine is a publication of satire, music, literature and philosophy.... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Cultural Revival

Even more disturbing is that your society does not accept critique of itself unless formatted in the narrow type which can be discussed as a democratic issue, meaning that every big concept gets splintered into millions of small ones which promptly lose any coherence through the election process, and thus nothing is done... [ Read More ]

Opinions: What You Have Lost

I went down the block to talk to my favorite Catholic Republican, and he said the truth is found only in God, but God was apparently unwilling to answer my questions.... [ Read More ]

Offsite: The Sleepwalkers

Like a drunk walking down an icy street, one becomes numb to pain and illogicality while focusing on putting one foot in front of the other.... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Spiritually Healthy Attitudes Toward Dissidence

Some will immediately screech at you to begin flyering every available surface, or to stand in some kind of silly rally out in the rain, but really, these activities only make the participants feel good and are generally ignored by everyone else.... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Crowds and Mathematics III

Low self-esteem of this widespread and pervasive sort motivates people to do what they can to enhance their external image. ... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Crowds and Mathematics II

The insides are hidden, including the churning gaseous gut, and what is left is a pleasant situation in which things can be done abstractly, as if in a heavenly place entirely removed from reality, a perfect space.... [ Read More ]

Continuity: Quantitativity

If one wishes to address the crowd, it is better to point out that the new option involves more potatoes rather than better potatoes.... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Crowds and Mathematics I

My observations were twofold: first, these people had a certain uniformity to them, although on the outside they were not identical or even close; second, this uniformity revealed something of how we have arrived at a state of this degree of degeneration, as a civilization... [ Read More ]

Blasphemy: Paul Ledney Day

In honor of his birthday, we have made January 23rd "Paul Ledney Day" with two offerings: first, a look at what would happen if Mr Ledney worked in Cupertino, and second, some of his immortal words to share with your friends and enemies.... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Dysfunctionality

You can't refuse to work with Susie because she's a nutcase, unless she makes some show display of public nutcase behavior, which for a society this "tolerant" means she has to shoot someone, or finger-paint Dada murals in her own feces on the boardroom wall.... [ Read More ]

Nihilism: Pride

How can you take pride in something you haven't done?... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Passage

The decline of civilizations is universal. First consensus is lost; there is no longer an external enemy such as death through lack of civilization, so the mechanism of society is taken for granted and divided up among those who inherit it. ... [ Read More ]

Nihilism: Portrait of the Nihilist at a Shopping Mall

One thus does not uphold nothingness as a value, but as a method, and uses it to test all knowledge, since if we are not fatalists - people who believe that nothing can be known, nothing has meaning, that nothing can be done to change that state - we desire to remain alive.... [ Read More ]

Metal: Krieg

Reviews for "The Black House" and "Patrick Bateman" online... [ Read More ]

Continuity: Money Eats Everything

A patch of ground where one hundred thousand species have coexisted in natural balance since the last ice age is no longer a living, breathing, existential thing, but a piece of real estate... [ Read More ]

Continuity: Prayer

Divinity is something that you access, as a state of mind within yourself, and then use to formulate long term plans and ideas.... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Green

Most political parties, sensing that they can appease the guilt of some with a few token bones tossed in their direction, and thus can possibly gain votes, have a token environmental policy that, while it addresses a few symptoms, will do nothing to correct the problem... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Slavery

It's one thing to have indentured servants, or domesticated livestock, when they are an integral part of the life of families and communities, but when they are sold as material, with no regard to their role in the process of nature, it becomes destructive to both enslaver and slave.... [ Read More ]

IRC: #ANUS launched

IRC server irc.anus.com, channel #anus, launched, thanks to some help from friends. If you're using Mozilla, click here to be there... [ Read More ]

Opinions: On Personality

Call it the absolutism of human form, or simply the marketing of humanism, but it's a fact of life that in the current time any belief system is expected to have a cult of personality around it.... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Separating Cause and Effect

In philosophy, the solution to any problem is formed by building a metaphor ladder, with each rung composed of a logical thought that leads to the next, leading from cause to effect.... [ Read More ]

GNAA: GNAA declares boycott of all foods that make sperm taste bad

GNAA president timecop led the rally with a pink megaphone, shouting over the noise of riot cops assembling in case the peaceful assembly turned violent.... [ Read More ]

Opinions: Too Many Cooks in the Kitchen

A fundamental problem of ruling: if you have one person in charge, that person can screw up. So you put many in charge. But then there's another problem: no one is solely responsible, so people fail to take initiative, and you end up with the syndrome of too many cooks in the kitchen. [ Read More ]

Opinions: The World as Will and Representations

Philosophy is a convoluted world. Writers try to find some central theme to their writings, and through that unify a system of belief, but since reality doesn't fit under any heading in an outline except "reality," these end up being contorted organizations. [ Read More ]

Offsite: Fascism

Contrast with democracy, and find one of them wanting... [ Read More ]

Music: The Philosophy of Heavy Metal

During an unusual time, in which a large number of bigger historical trends reached one of those periodistic points of brutal evidence, metal music punched through the pleasant facade of mainstream music and brought to bear upon a slumbering populace remnants of the ancient Indo-European spirit of vir. [ Read More ]

Offsite: So you'd like to... Learn about Traditionalism and Integralist Philosophy

A Traditionalist is one who believes that human societies have grown and later collapsed in cycles according to an original Traditional way of life shared among all peoples; it is contrary to the modern Progressivist view in which society as a whole has been rising from a primal state (cavemen) to a utopic, technological and moral existence. [ Read More ]

Offsite: Giant Tsunami of AIDS hits America

A giant tsunami of AIDS hit the east and west coasts of the United States simultaneously today, causing numerous casualties and uncountable human suffering. The wave impacted at 8:03.32 EST, when most people were preparing for their 45-minutes commutes to work. [ Read More ]

Opinions: Oh, global warming

In a time when people build their self-image around what they believe, in order to "morally" justify their modes of living, any issue of importance is immediately polarized between the identifications of opposing camps, and thus debate moves from the issue itself to the reasons for its condemnation or approval. [ Read More ]

Exhibits: Prozakhistan

This doesn't - or shouldn't - merit any kind of news item, but a bit of HTML experimentation from 1993 or so has made its way back onto the web. If you have to blame someone, and you can't blame me for some reason, blame d90-two. He encouraged it. [ Read More ]

Opinions: The (expletive deleted) Internet

Like all other things in a modern time, the Internet was a new frontier which, after being explored by some brave people with the capacity for theoretical thought, was immediately inundated in a horde of people incapable of it. [ Read More ]

Media influences sexual practices - Men are told to associate blondes with dumb sluts, and therefore, pick brunettes. Further, we're not told who these "average" guys are - probably unemployed men who need $25 to take a survey - or what this multiple-choice survey looked like. If it weren't for the fact that the people involved with this news story are too stupid to be capable of such things, I'd have to say this is class revenge propaganda against blondes.

Freedom is just a word - For us to have heaven, we must eliminate hell. For us to have freedom, we must eliminate unfreedom. The absolutes never achieve anything except elimination of dissidents. Didn't we learn from Soviet Russia and Pol Pot?

Idiots argue over the obvious - They can only see the world in terms of pure causes. Did Global Warming cause hurricane Katrina? Who cares: it clearly makes anything worse. Further, global warming is inevitable when you spew increasing amounts of pollution into an atmosphere of fixed size. This isn't rocket science. These people are liars in denial.

Degree of organization determines success - This is news to some people. Better design = better function. That's evolution. Humans are re-learning this after years of being in ignorant-land.

Centralized government hates Nationalists - Maybe he did rob the bank. One thing's for sure: when it comes to Nationalists, centralized governments like to send in the SWAT teams with shoot to kill orders. Why? Centralized government gets its power from principle, not cultural consensus, as nationalists do. Is it coincidence that centralized goverments bring about the lowest common denominator, from pollution to overpopulation to lives run by commerce?

Who is most likely to victimize you - "The awful truth is that 90 percent of the approximate 1,700,000 interracial violent crimes reported each year involve black perpetrators and white victims." Different peoples need different governments; in school, a kid who screws up is the one caught doing bad things. Here, it's that white governments don't serve black people well, and vice-versa.

No one trusts tap water - Most of us believe our government and industry are lying to us, and simple things like tap water and the air we breathe are toxic. Because if we say this, we'll be branded antisocial agitators, we instead quietly install water filters and air filters in our homes, if we can afford them. If we can't? Die of cancer.

You can't have it your way - What our leaders lack now is balls. If you're elected, you cannot bring up unpleasant truths, like that if we all try to have it our way, the resulting collective selfishness poisons our air, land and sea. It's better we all die as equals entitled to our SUVs and lavish pointless self-indulgent lifestyles. Crowd dominates thinkers, news at 11.

Open source software buggier than corporate - We like to believe in revolutions. One simple answer, a change in method, and everything's perfect! Not so. Our revolutions often produce more errors than that which they overthrow. This is one of the many reasons why 2,000 years of Crowd revolt is enough.