Category Archives: Blogging

Highlights

Posted on July 3, 2022 by Luke Ford

Here is some of my better work: * Decoding Curtis Yarvin: The Edgelord’s Guide to Monarchy (12-26-24) * I’m A Very Respectable Man (12-24-24) * My Interview With Stephen J. James (12-22-24) * Decoding World War III (11-29-24) * Decoding … Continue reading →

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Looking For You: An Analysis Of Video Blogs

Posted on June 20, 2021 by Luke Ford

This is an article published in 2010: * As the blogosphere expanded, some — often bloggers themselves — suggested that blogs would replace elements of mainstream media (Levy, 2002). This is an overstatement when one bears in mind communications history … Continue reading →

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The Vlogosphere and its Enemies (6-17-21)

Posted on June 17, 2021 by Luke Ford

00:00 The blogosphere and its enemies, https://lukeford.net/blog/?p=140227 03:00 Luke’s appearance on Warski Live 1-25-18, https://rumble.com/vinbbr-identities-in-western-civilization-jf-gariepy-andy-warski-luke-ford-vee-1-2.html 1:32:00 Pathological altruism 1:33:30 Catholic corruption 1:40:00 Luke upsets the internet by opposing porn 1:42:00 Letting go of sexual obsession 1:53:20 Luke Ford — the … Continue reading →

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The blogosphere and its enemies: the case of oophorectomy

Posted on June 16, 2021 by Luke Ford

Professor Stephen Turner writes in The Sociological Review in 2013: * The blogosphere is loathed and feared by the press, expert-opinion makers, and representatives of authority generally. Part of this is based on a social theory: that there are implicit … Continue reading →

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Figureheads, ghost-writers and pseudonymous quant bloggers: The recent evolution of authorship in science publishing

Posted on June 2, 2021 by Luke Ford

According to Wikipedia: “Bruce Graham Charlton is a retired British medical doctor and was Visiting Professor of Theoretical Medicine at the University of Buckingham.[1] Until April 2019, he was Reader in Evolutionary Psychiatry at Newcastle University.[2] Charlton was editor of … Continue reading →

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