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7610 Artists with the Most Horrifying Works of Art
This article covers ten of the most horrifying works of graphic art (painting, woodcuts, pastels) ever produced by some of the greatest, most idiosyncratic artists in history.
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75The World's Mysterious Places
What is a place? It is not the same as space. Space is a mathematical set of coordinates on a three-dimensional set of axes which objects can occupy. If place were just the space, it wouldn't matter what the...
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73The Value of Media Archaeology
Whatsoever is ephemeral is closer to the collective consciousness of the producing culture’s historical moment. By ‘ephemeral’ is meant the necessarily ephemeral works that are functionally produced in...
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73The 10 Greatest Horror Movie Posters Ever
A look at ten of the most beautiful, haunting, effective, and outrageous horror posters ever.
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81The Most Horrible Stories in the Bible
The Bible is neither a catalogue of horrors and violence, nor an unctiously sweet book of morality; it is a People's history and a sacred text to many. For this reason I have made every effort to treat the...
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71The Funniest People Online
Gee, isn't it about time a list of the best of the best internet comedians be compiled? Well, here it is.
0 comments7710 of the Weirdest Novels Ever Written
While the following ten novels are some of the most unusual ever written, it would be foolish for many reasons to claim they are the weirdest. Not even taking into consideration the subjectivity inherent in...
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81Understanding Heidegger's The Question Concerning Technology
It has always been my conviction that the basic insights of the great philosophers can be rendered in pleasing, non-technical prose for everyone to understand. The great ideas arise as a result of experienced...
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72Why I Am an Elitist
Imagine you want to purchase a new home. The real estate agent has assessed your resources and tastes, and offers you two possibilities of the same price. One is a gorgeous country villa, with cobblestone...
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77Daily Metaphors: Poetry in Everyday Speech
Every day, in nearly every sentence we utter, we surround ourselves with metaphors, most of which we are not even aware we use. In Nietzsche's "On Truth and Lies in the Non-Moral Sense," he points out how our...
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