INTRODUCTION

1. My intellectual ambitions
2. The pure logic of space, time, and action
3. Intellectual isolation

THE USE AND ABUSE OF WORDS AND OTHER SYMBOLS

1. The symbol and what the symbol means
2. Confusing the symbol with what the symbol means
3. What depression means

PHENOMENALISM

1. Phenomenalist logic and linguistics
2. Sensation as such vs. sensation of
3. The mental vs. the physical
4. The subjective vs. the objective
5. The self vs. the other
6. From linguistics to logic
7. The decline and fall of the Scottish Enlightenment
8. The physics and psychology of sensation
9. Reductio ad absurdum
10. Isomorphism
11. The phenomenalism of categorization
12. Phenomenalism

LOGIC

1. Science as purely descriptive
2. The purpose of logic
3. The relationship between logic, psychology, and linguistics
4. Why I study languages, linguistics, and logic
5. Why I study languages, linguistics, and logic, continued
6. The ideal social calculator
7. Reductionistic and holistic simplification
8. From concrete to abstract
9. The praxeology of categorization
10. Direct and indirect ends
11. Same object vs. same kind of object
12. Same object vs. same kind of object, continued
13. Unilateral vs. bilateral inference
14. Physicalist categories of phenomenalist categories

LINGUISTICS

1. A logical approach to linguistics
2. Language as a tool of communication vs. as a tool of thought
3. Words as sets
4. Form and substance
5. Formalism and substantivism
6. Semantics and syntax
7. How words influence thought
8. Word-thought overwriting
9. An analogy to word-thought overwriting
10. How to think independently
11. Intension and extension
12. Intension and extension, continued
13. Connotation, denotation, and social negotiation
14. The two ways of using a category
15. Joint attention
16. Joint attention, continued

LINGUISTICS, CONTINUED

1. Notation in logic
2. Natural vs. artificial isomorphism
3. The conjugational system of the artificial language
4. Deixis
5. The deictic system of the artificial language
6. Right shifting
7. Right shifting, continued
8. The vocabulary and grammar of arithmetic and algebra
9. Positive and negative, plus and minus
10. Digits etc

A SOCIAL SCIENCE OF THE DENIAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE

1. Social-science denialism
2. Is the mental subject to scientific law?
3. The Enlightenment and Romanticism
4. Unfreeness and identity
5. Unfreeness and identity, continued
6. Intention and interpretation in identity
7. Individuals and groups
8. Individuals and groups, continued
9. A role in the fight of good vs. evil
10. Epistemological and social justification
11. Attraction and sex
12. Attraction and sex, continued
13. Expectation, the logical and the social
14. The analytic vs. the synthetic
15. Breadwinners and homemakers
16. Historicism
17. Generalization in social science
18. No true Scotsman
19. Conjuration
20. Non-logically-quantified generalization
21. Ignoring the obvious exceptions

SEX

1. A method for the study of seduction and sex
2. Empty proxies in attraction

HEALTH

1. The problems of modernity
2. Stimulants
3. Psychological and sociological, individual and group

NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL ORDER

1. The phenomenalism of evolution
2. Natural and artificial order, natural and artificial language
3. God and the State
4. The tacit pattern to action

THE JEWS

1. The Jews
2. The Jews, continued
3. Jewish ethnic identity in transition
4. Jewish identity
5. Jewish identity, continued
6. The Jews in capitalism and socialism
7. Anticapitalism and antisemitism
8. Rising antisemitism in late-19th-century Europe
9. Matrilineality and bilineality

CATEGORIZATION, SEGREGATION, INTEGRATION, AND SPECIALIZATION

1. Chunks, big and small
2. Segregation and integration, literal
3. Segregation and integration, metaphorical
4. Segregation and integration

INTELLECTUALISM

1. Anti-intellectualism
2. Bygone power
3. Multi-racial-cultural chaos

SEX, RACE, AND OTHER UNCHOOSABLE IDENTITIES

1. The individually unchangeable
2. The dissident right
3. The dissident right and the pickup community
4. The denial of human nature
5. The Sexual Revolution
6. Skin-color differences in intelligence
7. White nationalism in America
8. Jewish hypocrisy
9. The Holocaust as idolatry