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Tag Archives: Mark Sisson
Gluten-Free: Surging? Peaking? Declining?
Paleo Retiree writes: Back when I worked for a major media outlet, we staffers would sometimes joke that there was no better guarantee that a trend had gone past its peak and begun its decline than being chosen by our magazine … Continue reading
Posted in Food and health, Media, The Good Life, Trends
Tagged diet, fitness, food, health, magazines, Mark Sisson, trends
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Linkage
Paleo Retiree writes: Lincoln: Saint who set free the black people, or dastardly creator of the suffocating, over-centralized modern state? Love this Mickey Spillane paperback bookcover. Some wonderful Japanese prints of nudes. Russian women apparently enjoy being objectified. Imagine that. … Continue reading
Posted in Linkathons
Tagged art, gregory clark, John Ridley, Mark Sisson, politics, Radio Shack, Randall Parker, sex, The Dark Enlightenment, Ukraine
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Linkage
Paleo Retiree writes: Secrets of Princeton. As a PU grad, I’ll vouch for the accuracy of this one. Lloyd Fonvielle is inspired by a book about the West by Frederick Law Olmstead, a great American artist best-known as the co-designer … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Books Publishing and Writing, Food and health, Linkathons, Movies, Politics and Economics
Tagged Cass Gilbert, Frederick Law Olmstead, George Axelrod, immigration, Lloyd Fonvielle, Lord Love a Duck, Mark Sisson, Mark Zuckerberg, Steve Sailer, Tuesday Weld, William Friedkin
4 Comments
Linkage
Paleo Retiree writes: Dark Enlightenment Link Du Jour. People have funny talents. A wonderful tribute (by Daniel Menaker) to the Irish and, especially, their gift of gab. Evo-bio bigwig Geoffrey Miller is interviewed about whether China is engineering genius babies. Young … Continue reading
Posted in Food and health, Linkathons, Movies, Politics and Economics, Science, Sex, Women men and fashion
Tagged bondage, Daniel Menaker, forced orgasm, Game, Geoffrey Miller, Ireland, Mark Sisson, Paleo, RooshV, sex, The Dark Enlightenment
5 Comments
Linkathon
Paleo Retiree writes: This Kevin Lamb mini-memoir of life at Newsweek parallels my own experience at the magazine almost exactly. Steve Sailer wants to know, how real is “stereotype threat”? Wheat has changed a lot since the 1960s. Paleo/Primal guru … Continue reading
Posted in Food and health, Music, Politics and Economics
Tagged food, Kara Newman, Mark Sisson, Paleo, politics, Steve Sailer, Will. S.
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