Against witchcraft - Aria Schrecker

Part 4 of How to find a husband

Ever since I first read Scott Alexander’s book review of Albion’s Seed, I developed a deep and totally earnest love of puritans. I’m like a teenage girl, clicking her heels together, listening to the Beatles and smoking weed, saying she was born in the wrong generation. Alas, I was born too late to start an extremist colony in the new world and born too early to start a sectarian splinter settlement in space. I was born just at the right time to start a terror cell on discord but I need more Substack subscribers for that. What I’m trying to say is that we, as a society, are missing out on…

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