I just heard a summary of this book in the Compact podcast. Sounds like a fascinating look into a cultic psychological community that took on a lot of Marxist/postmodern views like the importance of dismantling the family. https://us.macmillan.com/books/9780374600396/thesullivanians
Hi everyone, I haven't been active in Solid Ground for a while, but I am still alive and kicking! I now work as personal assistant to a mind-bendingly weird and diva-esque artist-lip-syncher-performer named Fiona Blueberry. She is blissfully clueless about politics and seems to be completely unaware of the culture wars. Working with her is a breath of fresh air. If you need a mood lift, I encourage you to watch this video we made together. Happy 4th, everyone! Wishing you fun/love/peace on this holiday. :) www.fionablueberry.com
Our very own @YayRain (after having imbibed some golden nectar), shares with us yet one more problem with CRT....
The subtitle of this is "A New Technology Vision for the Right," but a number of the elements would have been considered on the left not that long ago. Several signatories with whom you might be familiar such as Mary Harrington or Matthew Crawford.
https://firstthings.com/a-future-for-the-family-a-new-technology-agenda-for-the-right/
Came across this lasts night in C.S. Lewis's "The Abolition of Man" (copyright 1944; p. 73 in my edition), and wanted to share:
"We have been trying, like Lear, to have it both ways: to lay down our human prerogative and yet at the same time to retain it. It is impossible. Either we are rational spirit obliged for ever to obey the absolute values of the Tao, or else we are mere nature to be kneaded and cut into new shapes for the pleasures of masters who must, by hypothesis, have no motive but their own 'natural' impulses. Only the Tao provides a common human law of action which can overarch rulers and ruled alike. A dogmatic belief in objective value is necessary to the very idea of a rule which is not tyranny or an obedience which is not slavery."
