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What if the brain wasn’t designed to process truth—but to surrender to fiction?
What if every god, law, flag, and fairytale was not a product of thinking—but a stimulus for a neural spasm?

🧠 In this episode, we plunge into Chapter 17 of Alexander Nevzorov’s The Origins of Genius and Fascism—a savage exposé of how the Homo brain was never prepared for lies, and how reason itself was hijacked by illusion.

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You think genius is rare?
Try three billionths of one percent.
That’s how many humans actually thought.

And the rest?
Decorated skulls. Empty folds. Whispering myths about intellect that never existed.

🧠 Tonight, we dissect Chapter 16 of Nevzorov’s The Origins of Genius and Fascism—a full-scale anatomical breakdown of the Homo brain and the tragic delusion of human thought. This is the penultimate chapter. And it’s the dark...

In this episode, we plunge into Chapters 14 and 15 of Alexander Nevzorov’s The Origins of Genius and Fascism—a ruthless autopsy of human reason, exposing it not as an evolutionary triumph, but as a biological parasite. From the brutal cost of intelligence to the grand illusion of curiosity, this episode dismantles every comforting lie about the mind.

You’ve been lied to. Not by politicians. Not by priests. Not by history books. But ...

In this episode, we plunge into Chapter 12 of Alexander Nevzorov’s The Origins of Genius and Fascism—a ruthless dissection of the absurd comedy that is human brain evolution.

💀 From its origins as a crude survival tool for scavenger apes to its accidental development into a machine capable of hallucinating gods, creating art, and constructing civilizations—Nevzorov lays bare the grotesque reality behind the thing inside our skulls.

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In this episode, we plunge into Chapter 13 of Alexander Nevzorov’s The Origins of Genius and Fascism—a brutal dissection of how reason invaded the Homo skull, turning a simple scavenger ape into a tortured prisoner of thought.

💀 Chapter Highlights:

🔹 The Scavenger’s Curse – Reason didn’t evolve as a gift. It attacked. It humiliated. It burned itself into the Homo brain like a parasite.
🔹 The Brain as an Addict – How reason tric...

In this episode, we continue our ruthless exploration of Alexander Nevzorov’s The Origins of Genius and Fascism, diving into Chapters 10 and 11. These chapters strip away the comforting illusions of human intelligence, exposing our brain for what it truly is—an accident, a malfunction, a crude biological tool never meant for reason or logic.

🔹 The Generator of Stupidity
Nevzorov dismantles the myth of intelligence, showing how t...

In this episode, we take a brutal deep dive into two groundbreaking chapters from Alexander Nevzorov’s The Origins of Genius and Fascism. Chapter 8, “A Stone in the Paw,” tears apart the myth of human intelligence, exposing how our species’ so-called “progress” is nothing more than the mechanical execution of a blind genetic impulse. Then, in Chapter 9, “The Day the Tail Was Lost,” Nevzorov continues his dissection of human nature,...

In this episode, we confront humanity’s most uncomfortable truths through Alexander Nevzorov’s chapter, "The Scavenger: It Sounds Proud," from The Origins of Genius and Fascism. Nevzorov’s unflinching critique of human culture and evolution dismantles the myths we cling to, exposing the raw, pathological drives that have shaped civilization.

🔥 Highlights of This Episode

The Pathological Core of Civilization

Nevzorov spares no one in ...

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In this episode of NOX, Episode Five, we delve into Chapter Six of Alexander Nevzorov’s book The Origins of Genius and Fascism, titled “The Diamond Brick.” Join Maverick and Layla as they dissect Nevzorov’s provocative insights on individuality, instincts, and survival, exposing the layers of illusion surrounding what it means to be human. 🔥 The Core Themes of Chapter Six: Illusion of Individuality: Nevzorov debunks the myth of in...

In this episode of NOX, we delve into Chapters Three and Four of Alexander Nevzorov’s provocative book, The Origins of Genius and Fascism.

Episode 2: Exploring the Myths of Genius and Faith

In this first episode of NOX, we dive into the foreword of Alexander Nevzorov’s provocative and unapologetic book, The Origins of Genius and Fascism. This foreword isn’t just an introduction—it’s a declaration of intellectual rebellion. Nevzorov challenges us to question the grand myths of humanity, dissecting the absurdities that shape our understanding of genius, faith, and evolution.