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A paper published on December 16th 2014 titled “Body integrity identity disorder (BIID): How satisfied are successful wannabes” by Sarah Noll and Erich Kasten took a look at how satisfied people suffering from BIID are after surgery, where they intentionally choose to remove a perfectly healthy body part. Read more ⟶

Apparently you can’t talk about mental illness on LinkedIn. I posted a video by Matt Walsh (originally posted on YouTube) on LinkedIn and got the notification you can see in the screenshot below after a day. Apparently my post only got 8 impressions, but somehow it still managed to attract LinkedIn’s attention. Looks like it was probably flagged by an automatic moderation system. Read more ⟶

A team from the University of Michigan published a study titled “Censored Planet: An Internet-wide, Longitudinal Censorship Observatory” where they look at censorship around the world. Things appear to be getting worse as mentioned: “What we see from our study is that no country is completely free,” said Ram Sundara Raman, U-M doctoral candidate in computer science and engineering and first author of the study. Read more ⟶

I came across another fine example in a local newspaper of the unnecessary problems caused by policies promoting sexual suppression and repression in society. I decided to translate it from Dutch to English and post it here for easy reference in the future. Read more ⟶

We’ve seen in the first part of this series what the origin is of sexual suppression and repression among humans according to various sources available today. In this second part we’ll take a closer look at how the biological and social mechanisms behind sexual suppression and repression are implemented. Read more ⟶

I’ve been communicating with a young man from Belgium for a few weeks, and I thought it would be beneficial for other people around the world to publish some of our email correspondence here on my blog. I’m doing this with permission from him, and I’ve changed his name to ‘John’ so that he can remain anonymous. Our correspondence has been translated from Dutch to English by me. Read more ⟶

During past discussions I’ve often found that people mistakenly believe that where there’s easy access to lots of porn and a variety of sexual services there’s sexual freedom. For example like we can see in most Western an European societies today. But this is a misconception; the truth is the opposite. Pornography would not exist in any society where there’s true sexual freedom. Read more ⟶

If, like me, you’ve wondered why all of our cultures, social institutions and ways of living together, have elements of slavery that are deeply, and indeed even fundamentally, embedded, then I hope you realize that this is because that’s how ‘civilization’ started many thousands of years ago, enforced on us by a specific extraterrestrial ruling class. Read more ⟶

More evidence of the fact that sexual suppression and repression have increased in the USA. From the Wall Street Journal, “Public-Health Puzzle: Young People Having Less Sex, Contracting More STDs” (October 18th 2019): It sounds contradictory: Young people, we’re told, are having less sex than older generations did at the same age. Read more ⟶

The steady increase in sexual suppression and repression in the USA over the years is having noticeable effects. An article on The Washington Post titled “The share of Americans not having sex has reached a record high” (March 29th 2019) has the following to say: The share of U.S. Read more ⟶

Continuing where I left off in the last post about brain damage at CppCon 2019, where I made the remark that “the ‘pride/diversity’ agenda is spreading all throughout tech like a virus,” we know that this is deliberate policy in tech these days. Read more ⟶

Yesterday I was reading a book by Wilhelm Reich titled “Reich speaks of Freud” (1967) and found an interesting bit where Reich talks about circumcision. Here’s a quote from the book: When a child is born, it comes out of a warm uterus, 37 degrees centigrade, into about 18 or 20 degrees centigrade. That’s bad enough. The shock of birth . . . bad enough. But it could survive that if the following didn’t happen. Read more ⟶

In my post “On gender pronouns, gender identity and transgender people” I spent some time discussing how the types of people that we currently see in the LGBT movement are created by society. What it essentially comes down to is that sexual suppression and repression cause severe mental damage to children as they grow up, which eventually expresses itself throughout their adulthood through various forms of neuroses. Read more ⟶

The earliest records for intentional physical castration are from the Sumerian city of Lagash in the 21st century BC. In those ancient times physical castration often involved the complete removal of the genitals. Less extreme forms of physical castration in the case of men involved cutting away just the scrotum while leaving the penis attached. Read more ⟶

After looking at the true meaning of the words ‘sex’ and ‘family’, it’s now time to look at the true meaning of the word ‘husband’. And as you can no doubt see coming from miles away, the word ‘husband’ doesn’t mean what most people think that it means. According to Google the word ‘husband’ means ‘a married man considered in relation to his spouse’. Read more ⟶

Just like I wrote a few days ago about the word ‘sex’, the word ‘family’ also doesn’t mean what most people think that it means. Its true meaning shines a lot of light on the widespread slavery that we have all over the world today. Read more ⟶

If I were to tell you that, contrary to what you probably believe, you are having sex almost 24 hours a day, every day, would you believe me? You’re probably shaking your head right now thinking to yourself that I’ve finally gone completely insane. Well, don’t be too quick to jump to conclusions because this post may cause you to change your mind. Read more ⟶