Glorious Bastard
Mollie
Submitted by Glorious Bastard on May 7, 2017
derivative images Mollie Fancher–The Brooklyn Enigma … History is populated by many strange and wonderful people. There was Jeremy Bentham, who lives on today as ... Read more
A Prophet Reborn As A Con Artist: The Strange Story Of Moses of Crete
Submitted by Glorious Bastard on March 26, 2017
pixabay.com Every couple of years, a doomsday preacher makes headlines by announcing that the end of the world is near. The majority (myself included) laugh ... Read more
Ancient Mariners And Demiurgic Technologies
Submitted by Glorious Bastard on February 20, 2017
pixabay.com The past, present, and future form a continuum, so studying one part can tell us something about another part. If you look at the ... Read more
The Brahan Seer
Submitted by Glorious Bastard on January 3, 2017
pixabay.com A shadowy figure from Scotland’s history, the Brahan Seer is renowned for making a series of bizarre prophecies, many of which came true long ... Read more
Legend Of Horus The Elder
Submitted by Glorious Bastard on October 26, 2016
pixabay.com … He is Horus who arose as king of Upper and Lower Egypt,who united the Two Lands in the Nome of the Wall,the ... Read more
Morality – As Though It Really Mattered
Submitted by Glorious Bastard on September 5, 2016
pixabay.com By Robert Wiblin A large share of the public, and even an outright majority of professional philosophers, claim to be 'moral realists'. Presumably, if ... Read more
Pope Joan
Submitted by Glorious Bastard on July 28, 2016
In today’s world of gender tolerance and sexual equality, the idea of a woman disguising herself as a man to gain access to male dominated ... Read more
The Cardiff Giant
Submitted by Glorious Bastard on April 12, 2016
"Nothing in the world can ever make me believe that he was not once a living being. Why, you can see the veins in his ... Read more
Wisdom From The Years For Your Eyes And Ears
Submitted by Glorious Bastard on March 14, 2016
Life teaches us so many things and old people are a treasure of knowledge, even though we do not respect them many times. Apart from ... Read more
The Song That Could Kill
Submitted by Glorious Bastard on February 3, 2016
In December 1932, a down and out Hungarian named Rezső Seress was trying to make a living as a songwriter in Paris, but failing miserably. All ... Read more