A multifaceted series of reflections on the nature of reality, each exposing the common root of human experience. Original accounts of art, metaphysics, gender, madness, technological slavery, moral philosophy and the nature and origins of the simulation we are fused to, but which is now cracking up, inform enquiries into censorship, superstition, video games and the diabolical ego that separates man from his own life. Clear yet enigmatic, incendiary yet friendly, original yet rooted in our tradition, Ad Radicem confronts and unsettles while reconciling the sensitive reader to an existence that, even in the depths of our dystopian unworld, is stranger and lovelier than can be imagined.

Preface

Ad Radicem

Introduction: A World of Lies

A Beginner's Guide to The System and the Self

The Technological System

Spectacle and Simulation

The Source of Ought

Panjective Ethics

You are a Bastard!

Panjective Aesthetics

Video Games are not an Artform

Are you Living in a Simulation?

Panjectivism

Love

Panjective Gender

How to not Murder your Wife (and not be murdered by her)

On Bafflement

Goodbye Mr. Marx

The Schizophrenic and the Psychocrat

'Pandemic' Retrospective

The Religion of Life

Postcard from the Void

In Praise of Superstition

The Sun of Schopenhauer

Barry Long's Time Will Come

The Christian and the Nazarene

How to Be Unlikeable

On Discernment

The Surrogate of Sport

Don't Take this the Wrong Way

Teach Yourself Insanity

The Dawn of Everything

The Primal Way

The Postmodern Nightmare

The Primalist Manifesto

Consider the Mushroom