We live in the future. (Of course, we will need a new word to call the time after the present shortly but that’s the best one I can think of). Parenthetically,

We live in the future. (Of course, we will need a new word to call the time after the present shortly but that’s the best one I can think of). Parenthetically, this whole idea of orthodox privilege is profoundly weak. The feature of our society should more aptly be called “normality incentive” and it’s profoundly valuable to the extent we don’t want a nation of hermits pulling in 340,000,000 different direction. If you’d like an example to this idea taken a bit too far, see Leo Strauss.