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Was ist Adel? // What is Nobility? Translation of Ernst Kantorowicz‘ first lecture at Frankfurt University in 1931 on “The Problem of Nobility in the Later Middle Ages.” Link below.

New book coming soon... "The Germ in the Dairy Pail: The 200-Year War on the World’s Most Amazing Food–Milk." If you liked "Moth in the Iron Lung," you will love this! Probably July 1st release. Maybe earlier. Preview copies going out next week. Help me spread the word!

Nietzsche: “history is written by the experienced and superior man. He who has not experienced greater and more exalted things than others will not know how to interpret the great and exalted things of the past.”

Ancient man conquered cities, put them to the sword and fire — meanwhile I take ‘gf’ to Tokyo Concert Hall, listen to Tchaikovsky and enjoy tasteful banter.

Japanese man told me that girls in Kyushu are the hottest. "Treat them like a queen when in public, but at home beat them." Push-pull Japanese style.

A young Nietzsche plots a new Greek Academy, a monastic and artistic association assembling philosophers of the future on a distant island…

Buddhist gf

In Oeconomicus, Xenophon relates a story about kalokagathos Ischomachus educating his 14-year old wife on household matters; for it would be a great disgrace for a man to partake in such things himself...

> “i never said kill white people” > “oh yeah? here’s a compilation of you screaming “kill the white people”” what a man

REVOLT AGAINST THE MODERN WORLD 80 footer in Northern California

Futons are absolutely goated. Sleeping on the ground via woven grass and rice straw is far superior.

bruh

I eat horumon teppanyaki — pig guts — on volcano after onsen is this okay?

Sólionath Need court-ordered antipsychotics for these people.

Found a hidden Michelin starred Soba noodle restaurant far out in a small town in Itoshima. 100% local “Nagakawa” buckwheat noodles—served cold with Tsuyu dipping sauce.