Paul D. Wilke Camus On Rebellion Without Limits A look at Albert Camus's 'The Rebel' and his critique of rebellion not constrained by moral considerations and the horror it can unleash.
Paul D. Wilke Of Ants And Aliens And Us As Well Ants are insects that engage in complicated social behavior. And yet they are like aliens. Could it be the same with us and aliens?
Paul D. Wilke Me, Myself, and I On progress and the Brave New World where me, myself, and I reign supreme.
Paul D. Wilke The Crimes of Oscar Wilde What happened during Oscar Wilde's three trials? Why was he convicted of gross indecency? And what happened to him in prison and after.
Paul D. Wilke Vegans (Don't) Kill More Animals Does a vegan diet actually kill more animals than a non-vegan diet? I examine this anti-vegan claim and show how badly it misses the mark.
Paul D. Wilke Tolstoy's Depression and the Limits of Reason Tolstoy felt life lacked meaning without God. Yet reason argued against the idea of God. Tolstoy compromised between faith and reason.
Paul D. Wilke About The Time a Murderous, Polygamous, Doomsday Sex Cult Took Over Münster The grisly story of a radical sect of zealots who took over Münster and created a communist, polygamous, theocratic, doomsday sex cult.
Paul D. Wilke Questions of Choice The path we choose in life comes with compromises. We can't do or be everything. Knowing this can help us accept where we ended up. Or not.
Paul D. Wilke Sacred Carnality: D.H. Lawrence on Sex What did D.H. Lawrence have to say about sex? Quite a lot, actually. I take a look at Lady Chatterley's Lover to find some answers.
Paul D. Wilke Kim Stanley Robinson and the Difficulties of Interstellar Colonization Science fiction author Kim Stanley Robinson takes a look at the difficulties we'll face colonizing other worlds beyond our solar system
