The blog (featuring some seriously actionable articles of exhaustive length) on everything from biohacking, smart drugs, and mind hardware to anti-aging, social dynamics, and philosophy.
Perhaps you're enticed by the idea of sex hacking but just a little confused about where you should dive in: taking libido-enhancing supplements, practicing tantric semen-retention techniques, or experimenting with some of the questionable tech and gadgets you've seen advertised. I'll simplify things; start by taking the herb Epimedium, which also goes by the name Horny Goat Weed. What can you look forward to from it...
A caveat: Horny Goat Weed is not exactly herbal Viagra, and it should be used as part of a holistic manly health regimen. If you eat too much, drink too much, don't get enough sleep, or watch too much porn, Horny Goat Weed may not save you from whiskey dick.
"I swear upon the altar of God eternal hostility against every form of tyranny over the mind of man."
That is the famous declarative prayer of Thomas Jefferson. You have heard it a hundred times before on podcasts; it gets repeated endlessly across the pro-freedom dissident sphere online.
But cowardice remains one of the most powerful forces in human history, and too many of the political influencers you follow and support are ultimately flaccid in the real fight for human freedom.
Why? Because the pen is mightier than the sword, BUT the penis is mightier than the podcast.
Let me explain...
25 years ago, the trajectory of history changed. What the conspiracy theorists got wrong, why the terrorists won, and how to fight for the future.
I recently watched a very well-produced documentary by, obviously, a very critical and thoughtful filmmaker. It certainly stimulates the spine-tingling cognitive dissonance that exploring the details of 9/11 should trigger for anyone who’s able to think for themselves.
I write this with a sense of accomplishment, having just finished Ben Greenfield's +1000-page magnum opus, Boundless. I'm something of a superfan of Ben's - I read and listen to nearly everything he puts out - and I do recommend this book enthusiastically, but I'll begin my review with some criticisms...
Too many podcast guests with something to share or pitch treat interviews like a "one-night stand" off Tinder, but the real leverage comes from treating them like a "second date." The first date is your introductory "vibe check" pre-interview private VOIP call with the podcaster. Once you're done recording, you either walk away with a permanent business asset or a pile of wasted time.
Here are the 9 structural mistakes that turn high-value guests into background noise--and how to fix them...
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