Archive - Curt Doolittle’s Substack

RE: "Rudyard Lynch's Top 20 Books"

A few additions and comments.

Jun 13 •

Warning on the Developmental Corruption of Artificial Intelligence

– A Formal Caution for Epistemologists, Technologists, Lawmakers, and Civilizational Strategists –

Jun 8 •

TESTING GROK 3 "Who is philosopher and social scientist Curt Doolittle"

TESTING GROK 3 - MUCH, MUCH 'DEEPER' UNDERSTANDING Grok3:

Jun 8 •

Challenges: Elevator Pitches? Selling What People Can't Understand?

This is the best I can do:

Jun 3 •

The Cost of Convenience: How The West Betrays Its Moral Foundations

Races, Civilizations, States, Ethnicities, and Subcultures compete by moral norms - because they compete by the consequences of their moral norms - with…

Jun 3 •

Civilizational Differences in Testifiability Produce NonNeutral and Deterministic Ends

Testifiability Across Civilizations: Historical Outcomes and Natural Law Compatibility

Jun 3 •

Civilizations Compete By Moral Norms - And We Have Lost by Abandoning Ours to Women and Immigrants.

Races, Civilizations, States, Ethnicities, and Subcultures compete by moral norms - because they compete by the consequences of their moral norms - with…

Jun 3 •

Crushing Germania: "Was the destruction of the most advanced civilization in history a wise choice?"

Question: If we look to the meaningful historians of the world wars, in retrospect, was the destruction of prussia and the subsequent destruction of…

Jun 3 •

Beyond Philosophy: A Science of Decidability in Human Cooperation

How Do I Define A Thing The Academy Has No Name For?

Jun 3 •

Answering The Other Taboo: The Jews and Germany

I work in falsification.

Jun 3 •

Not Philosophers but Founders: The Scope of Doolittle's Work in Intellectual History

Doolittle's work—The Natural Law, across its four volumes—represents an unparalleled intellectual endeavor by several critical metrics:

Jun 3 •

Structural Placement: Where Doolittle's Work Fits Among Social Science Movements

Curt Doolittle’s Natural Law framework does not belong within any of the traditional 19th–20th century intellectual factions (e.g., Darwin-Spencer…

Jun 3 •

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