2007
Does Subliminal Advertising Exist?, January 1
Healthy and Unhealthy Competition, January 21
Why Does Capitalism Need To Be Defended?, February 15
The Market Gives Privilege To No One, March 13
Drop Errors and the Trouble with Peer Review, April 11
Describe, Don't Evaluate, May 3
The Market Function of Piracy, May 21
Privilege, Peer Review, and Piracy: Q & A, June 26
Curiosity for Subtle Detail, July 27
The Dangerous Admiration of BS, August 30
Go Fish!, September 26
The Ethics and Epistemology of Peer Review, October 24
"It's Just Being Turned into a Business," November 26
Sound or Independent Judgment?, December 26
2008
On Judging the Quality of Today's Students, January 25
Postmodernism and the Next Failure of Socialism, February 21
Dewey in Context, March 16
Because the Stakes Are So Small, April 14
Rules vs. Principles, May 16
Caterpillars into Butterflies, June 13
Peddlers of Ideas, July 17
Ensuring That Disposition Trumps Situation, August 12
The Two Liberalisms, September 8
The Child As Small Adult, October 23
Coerced Altruism, Involuntary Servitude, and Contempt for the Less Well Off, November 26
Faking Your Way Through Life, December 23
2009
The Von Domarus Principle and the Nature of the Subconscious Mind, January 20
Why the World Is Not Going to Hell in a Basket, February 15
Life in Three-Quarter Time, March 23
The Epistemology of Ethics, Salesmanship, and Basket Weaving, April 26
On Extrinsic Motivation, Bureaucracy, and the Stage-Mother Syndrome, May 18
The Ethics of Accreditation, June 23
Ignorance versus Dishonesty, July 20
The Importance of Philosophy to a Successful Business Career, August 24
Interest and the Core Curriculum, September 8
The Primacy of Method, October 9
Education and the Rent Control Model of Monopoly, November 16
Education in One Lesson, December 17
2010
"You Can Get It in the Book," January 22
The Factory Model of Education, Technocracy, and the Free School Movement, February 15
Teaching versus Learning versus Doing, March 24
The Courage to be Patient, April 27
Ideas Kill, May 20
Rankism and the Well-Earned Disrespect of Some Teachers, June 21
Choice Theory and Capitalism versus Dictatorship, July 16
Questions about Independent Judgment, August 17
Standing Down from External Control, September 14
Working in Business as Opposed to Being a Student, October 13
Theory of the Big Mouth, November 5
The Blender Principle, December 4
2011
Yes, There Is Crying in Softball, January 14
Tiger Mom or Stage Mom?, February 17
Control and Choice in Education, March 18
The Primacy of Psychology, April 19
Group Projects: The Bell Has Tolled, May 24
On Hitting . . . Dogs and Children, June 23
Should Spanking Be a Felony?, July 25
Look at Your Premises. Look. Look. Look!, August 29
"Children Don't Have Disorders; They Live in a Disordered World," September 21
There Are More Important Things in Life Than Softball, October 7
Statements of Independence, November 4
Nutrition and the Argument from Uncertainty, December 3
2012
The Flawed Environment of Academic Research, January 20
Altruistic Twaddle and the Harm It Causes, February 13
Introversion, Quiet Persistence, and the Tortoise, March 16
Educational Innovation from Outside the Establishment, April 22
The Triumph of Ethics over Practicality: A Tale of Two Cities, May 23
Look It Up, Look It Up: The Open-Book Test, June 18
The Barbarity of Modern Psychiatry, July 17
Kindness versus "Hard Science," August 16
The Science Isn't There, September 19
“Miniature Adults,” the Marketing Concept, and a Montessori Approach to Organized Youth Sports, October 12
Who Are We Going to Coerce Today? (Originally Titled: Politics Is a Bore, November 2
“Men of Hard Science” and the Denial of Animal Emotions, December 7
2013
The Root of Dictatorship, January 20
On Killing Creativity, February 22
The Comparative Society, March 22
Life Lessons from Sports: What about the Sixty Years after College?, April 9
Challenging the New McCarthyism, May 17
The Sovietization of Federal Law, June 24
Virulent Absolutism in an Age of Relativism, July 15
In Praise of Quitters and Failures, August 6, 2013
Facts Don't Matter, Or: The Art of BS, September 16, 2013
Return of the Blackshirts?, October 14, 2013
Evita: Why We Love That Musical about a Dictator, November 22, 2013
Parents: Be Your Children's Friend—Give Them the Easy Life, December 21, 2013
2014
How Government Kills Industries, January 24
Plagiarism—Beyond a Reasonable Doubt, February 17
Filling the Swiss Cheese Holes, March 28
Thoughts, Not Environmental Conditions, Cause Criminal Behavior, April 24
The Role of Honor in Moral Revolutions, May 31
A Neoconservative's Defense of Pseudo-Honor, June 24
Fixed vs. Growth Mindsets, July 28
The Whistleblowers: An Indictment of the Mixed Economy and Bureaucracy, August 25
"They'll Be Fine"—Two Takes on Indifference to Psychology, September 29
The Elites and the Underground: No Law vs. Rule of Law vs. Excessive Law, October 23
The Bureaucratic Personality: Similarities to the Criminal Mind?, November 19
The PhD Cop, December 12
2015
On Hitting Dogs and Children . . . and Prisoners of War, January 12
Defending Hate Speech and Satire against the Criminal Mind, January 12
Polylogism, the Right to Lie, and Serial Embellishers, February 16
The Not-So-Visible Gun: Government Is Not Our Friend, May 13
Trigger Warnings, June 23
Ayn Rand, of Course, Was Right, August 20
The Galilean Personality vs. Wall-to-Wall Marxism and Human Sexual Identity, October 31
Further Comment on Galileo's Middle Finger, November 2
Crybullies, Non-Negotiable Demands, Micro-Totalitarianisms, Academic Fascism . . . and Cabaret, December 12
2016
American Maoism, the "Narrative" of Political Correctness, and Racist Minimum Wage Legislation, January 21
Why Don't Facts Matter? - February 3
The Communist Era and Capitalism vs. Democracy, March 4
On Involuntary Servitude: "You'll Do Something, Mr. Cook . . . If You Don't, We'll Make You," April, 6
From the Stick Motivation Department: Chores, May 4
From the Stick Motivation Department, Part Two: Class Participation, June 12
The Fascist Early Progressives, July 7
Genes vs. Environment: Anyone for Free Will?, August 15
Is Intelligence Inborn?, September 10
Statistical Projection vs. Scientific Generalization, October 4
Who Are We Going to Coerce Today? — Also Known As: Politics Is a Bore, 2016 Version, November 1
The Reductio of Bureaucracy: Totalitarian Dictatorship, December 6
2017
On the Alleged Banality of Evil and Heroism, January 10
Condescension, Intelligence Defense-Values—and the Deplorables. And Oh Yes. The Putsch Mentality, February 8
On the Need to Take People (Including Politicians) Seriously, Not Literally, March 6
Brains or Blood? Take Your Pick — The Choice Is Not New But the Threat Is Worse, April 14
Independence and Certainty, May 3
On Bias and Its Underlying Theories of Human Nature, June 7
Do We Have to Die to Maintain Our Independent Psychologies?, July 10
How Well-Intended Are the Well-Intended?, August 16
The Meaning of Free Society, September 9
The Fascist Left, October 8
Our Goebbelsian Culture and the Soviet Minders Who Claim to Protect Us, November 8
The Meaning of Sacrifice and the Staying Power of Statism, December 11
2018
More on Condescension toward the Weak, Stupid, and Ignorant, January 12
The Repressed Memory Craze and Hysteria as Mimicry of Physical and Psychological Disorders, February 15
The Deference to Authority Studies, March 7
On the Worst—and Best—Rising to the Top, April 9
Hatred, the Leftist Emotion?, May 15
In Defense of the Religious, Or: Why the Left Should Stop Rubbing the Devouts’ Noses In It, June 8
Is the Next Step for the Left to Liquidate Its Enemies?, July 11
Masculinity and Femininity: The Differences Are Not Arbitrary "Social Constructs," August 8
Is Homosexuality Psychologically Healthy? Or Are We Talking About the Propagandistic Politicization of Sex?, September 7
That Heaven on Earth Called Socialism Is Elitist Totalitarian Violence and Destruction: The Modern Jacobins Promote It through Deception and Fraud in Their Continued War against Capitalism, October 10
Triumphs of the American Sense of Life, November 13
On the Correct Roles of Induction and Deduction in Human Life: Two Sentences from Ayn Rand's Theory of Concepts, December 11
2019
Intellectuals in Residence at Corporations, the Self-Righteous Press, and Bias versus Objectivity in Public Relations and Journalism, January 7
Meanness and the Moralization of Concretes, February 16
Insight and Eloquence in Thomas Sowell’s A Man of Letters, March 9
Naïvete, Gutlessness, and Concessions: On the Anatomy of Compromise, April 12
Identity Politics and Psychological Defense Values, May 13
Chance Emotional Generalizations and Introspection, June 7
On Abortion and Cake-Baking, July 16
"Don't Hire College Graduates," August 8
Preface to Independent Judgment and Introspection, September 1
Why I Self-Publish, October 1
On the Path to Dictatorship: Why Our Current President Must Be Reelected, November 4
How to Eliminate Deep State Dictatorship, December 5
2020
On Judging Other People and Moral Agnosticism, January 14
The "Sacred" and "Profane" of the Left—Or Rather, Their Cynicism, Malevolence, and Nihilism, February 14
Federal Prosecutor Misconduct—Goodbye Rule of Law, Hello Rule of Men and Women, March 6
"Rules Are Rules"—the Deep State and Left Are Responsible for Many Coronavirus Deaths?, April 4
Sovietization of Federal Law—Part Two, May 4
Goebbelsian Propaganda and the Rawlsian Reductio to the Rathole—In Our Current Case, Criminals and Terrorists, June 8
Systemic White Guilt and Its Groveling, Gutless Conformity, July 13
Intellectual Cowardice and Pre-Censorship as the Expressway to Dictatorship, August 1
The Clouded Lenses of a Certain Political Derangement Syndrome, September 11
The Dangers of Emergency Powers: A History Lesson, October 7
How Free Speech Dies: Follow the Government Intervention—Beyond Section 230, November 3
Epistemology of the Models—Climate, Economic, and Epidemiological, December 11
2021
"They Just Don’t Care"—Rationalization and the Need to Look Good January 17
Romance, Fantasy, Arrogance, Blindness: An Inside Look at the Communist New Left, February 12
All It Takes Is Guts, March 8
Business Ethics, Moral Values, and the Herd Conformity of Virtue Signaling, April 14
Is Big Business Still America’s Persecuted Minority? Or Are We Talking about Work versus Robbery, Corporatist Socialism, and Fascism?, May 12
Profits over People or Primacy of Profits?, June9
Capitalism: A Treatise on Economics, by George Reisman—A Review, July 9
“Whataboutism” and the Nature of Principles, August 11
From the Preface to Applying Principles, September 7
The Communist-Fascist-Leftist Democratic-Socialist-Progressive Totalitarians: A Glossary of Dictatorship, October 8
My Body, My Choice—Her Body, Her Choice. Same Principle, November 5
Censorship—Direct and “Pre-", December 7
2022
How Not to Jump to Conclusions When Judging Business People and Situations, January 14
Mass Psychological Conformity, February 10
Science and Great Experiments: The Search for Universals, March 9
On the Separation of Church, Science, Education, and Business from the State: Avoiding, Repressive Fascism, April 9
Personality and Style versus Honesty and Justice, May 4
The Benevolence of Advertising, June 22
What Americans Need to Learn about the Left, July18
The Meaning of Justice, August 14
Dictatorship by the Administrative State, September 14
The Two Senses of Self-Esteem and Pride—Moral and Psychological, October 17
Two Types of Knowledge: General and Personal, November17
How Do We Know Concretes?, December 13
2023
On Science and Scientific Method, January 13
The Difference between Emotion and Attitude, February 14
The Components of Our Psychology, March 8
A General Theory of Value, April 7
Human Science, Social Science, or Science of Human Action? (part one of a three-part series), May 3
Mises and Kant (part two of a three-part series), June 8
Mises and Epistemology (part three of a three-part series), July 2
Dreams and the Subconscious, August 10
Two Kinds of Association in Our Conscious and Subconscious Minds , September 14
Freud on Neurosis and Psychotherapy as Illustrated in the Little Hans Case, October 4
Reading Freud: In General and in English Translation in Particular, November 3
Freud as Scientist, December 8
2024
The Basic Science of Psychoanalysis, January 3
The Applied Science of Psychoanalytic Therapy, February 5
The Concept of “Getting At”, March 15
The Metaphysical versus the Epistemological as Applied to Consciousness, April 15
On the Feeling of Standing a Foot off the Ground, May 9
The Place of Emotions in Science, June 5
Defensive Habits as Obstacles to Exercising Our Free Will, July 4
Space, Time, and Causality, August 9
What Americans Need to Learn about the Left , September 5
The Danger of Emergency Powers: A History Lesson, October 1
On the Path to Dictatorship: Why [Former President Trump] Must be [Elected] , November 1
The Meaning of Logic, December 17