Rogue Insider Podcast

Thoughts on the Maritime Bell-Beakers, Iberian Graves & Egypt by Stone Age Herbalist. I recently read 'The Horse, the Wheel and Language' by David W Anthony and am almost finished 'Indo-European Poetry and Myth' by ML West but it was really Ludwig Klages mentions of the 'Pelasgians' - a pre-Indo-European people living in Greece that made this essay stand out to me. As a pure hobbyist my intuition is that the 'categories' of archaeological investigations are less stable than a theorist might hope, and the idea of a humming, trading, mutating world in this time is compelling to the imagination especially in light of Uzdavinys' arguments regarding the Egyptian influence on Greece. His book can be found here:  https://www.amazon.com/Berserkers-Cannibals-Shamans-Dissident-Anthropology-ebook/dp/B0BBXD3JFG

Book One, The Dreaming City, Chapter Four of The Weird of the White Wolf, Book three of the Elric Saga

Part 2.3 Master Games: Trainers as Guarantors of the Art of Exaggeration, from 'You Must Change Your Life'/'Du mußt dein Leben ändern' by Peter Sloterdijk.

Borges' weird short story. One for the Urbit crowd.

Book One, The Dreaming City, Chapter Three of The Weird of the White Wolf, Book three of the Elric Saga

Book One, The Dreaming City, Chapter Two of The Weird of the White Wolf, Book three of the Elric Saga

Book One, The Dreaming City, Chapter One of The Weird of the White Wolf, Book three of the Elric Saga

Part 2.2 The Complete and the Incomplete: How the Spirit of Perfection Entangles the Practising in Stories, from 'You Must Change Your Life'/'Du mußt dein Leben ändern' by Peter Sloterdijk.

The Weird of the White Wolf, Book three of the Elric Saga

Part 2.1 First Eccentricity: On the Separation of the Practising and Their Soliloquies, from 'You Must Change Your Life'/'Du mußt dein Leben ändern' by Peter Sloterdijk.