The Limits of Discourse

My centrist-as-centrist-can-be take on a little Twitter spat, and how it fits into larger musings that I’ve been mulling on for quite a bit of time.

The following is a list of content I reference in the recording.

1. Spencer Klavan
   ’s original Twitter thread:

   https://twitter.com/SpencerKlavan/status/1670867273949511692

   

2. Aristophanes
   ’ original reply thread to Spencer Klavan:

   https://twitter.com/Aristos_Revenge/status/1673372478335336472

   

3. The Use and Abuse of Language on the Nimstack by my friend

   Nima Cheraghi
   .
   

4. The Gay Question by “Citizen of Geneva” at Asylum Magazine:
   https://asylummagazine.ca/THE-GAY-QUESTION
   

5. Man As a Rationalist Animal by Lou Keep on samzdat:
   https://samzdat.com/2017/05/22/man-as-a-rationalist-animal/

6. Exchange between Ashley Colby (co-host of Doomer Optimism) and Michael Thomas:

   https://twitter.com/MichaelTG09/status/1663701939748581378

   

7. Jason Snyder’s (co-host of Doomer Optimism) Twitter thread on religious converts in response to Joe Norman¹:

   https://twitter.com/cognazor/status/1661821769412489218

   

8. Adam van Buskirk’s summary of the Twitter homestead hullabaloo:

   https://twitter.com/Empty_America/status/1664058125777879040

   

9. The podcast conversation between

   Peter R. Quiñones
   and
   Charlemagne
   regarding the article, The Overhauling of Straight America.

10. Michael Curzi
    ’s original Tweet thread on lemurs at vibecamp:

    https://twitter.com/michaelcurzi/status/1669899033945550848

    

11. Vivid Void
    ’s thread response to Michael Curzi:

    https://twitter.com/VividVoid_/status/1671200225178923032

    

12. My favorite tweet from

    Zero HP Lovecraft
    :

    https://twitter.com/0x49fa98/status/1539004402094297090

    

    
    

1. Joe Norman reached out to me and clarified that I presented the order of some of the events in the homestead hullaballoo incorrectly, such as who got involved when, and why. He wrote a post clarifying this, correcting me where I erred.