Essays (and other material?) concerning genius and myths of genius
Summaries of secondary literature on genius
A collective blind spots paradox (video essay)
Penelope Keith and status in the good life (video essay, loosely related)
From Hume and Nietzsche to Wittgenstein and outsider art(video essay)
From Aristotle on genius to Quine on translation(video essay)
Wittgenstein and the common man, conversation (picture, words by me)
On teaching us there are unmad geniuses (picture)
Football (soccer) and the myth of mad genius (video essay)
"I don't want micro-inspirations" T-shirt (Picture)
David Hume and the professors (Picture)
Our genius (Picture)
Trinity Hall, Cambridge, classics plan? (Picture, loosely related)
How many unfamous solid novels are there? (Picture, loosely related)
Aphorisms on genius from me, then and now (Picture)
Alex Ferguson, utilitarianism, and the integrity objection (Video essay)
Is British anthropology mere fashion? (Video essay)
Can others do faux Hume? Not here (Video essay)
What would the Ancient Greeks have thought of John Rawls? Part II (Video essay)
What would the Ancient Greeks have thought of John Rawls?
Does the individual matter? High school stories (Video essay)
On genius and madness (with Pope, David Hume, A.J. Ayer) [Video essay. Note: it's Dryden, not Pope]
How much of a genius is Rawls? A dialogue referring to my no-nagging model
"The present relations of science and religion" versus "We are not going back to that!"
Self-interest and the lack of English minor masters
An Edgar Allan Poe-like essay: sports perception and "abstract perception"
An interpretation of Jose Mourinho on Messi using QuiteBASIC code
"Lionel Messi is to soccer as you are to _____"?
Capitalism and the myth of genius
Diverse worldviews in an English city and maybe Venezuela too (fragment)
What is class brains, Joan Didion? And game coding homework done (Hysterkey)
"If it cannot predict, it is not science": I argue social anthropology can (opening sentences, after abstract)
Rock'n'roll as a direct art! Focusing Echobelly's Great Things lyrics and Laura Riding's poem Dimensions
Coming of age in the Ivy League: on the social construction of myths of genius