Genre: Philosophy
Writing that asks the hard questions — meaning, ethics, knowledge, and existence, examined with rigor and curiosity.
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Reincarnation
Two souls keep finding each other across 82,000 years. In Richard Lowe's novel, a 1971 therapy regression in New Haven uncovers a connection that stretches from prehistoric East Africa to the moon, asking what it costs to recognize someone again and again across hundreds of lives. -
Everybody’s Prejudiced
Most people think prejudice is something other people have. This book takes that apart. Richard Lowe puts his own biases on the table first, then shows that the same mechanism runs in every brain and points in every direction at once. -
The Death Of Thinking
What happens when you consistently outsource your thinking to AI? Documents that pattern — its causes, costs, and what gets lost before you notice. -
Stuck in the Middle: Wars, Weapons, the Next Thirty Years
Connects cognitive decline, civic collapse, military overreach, and geopolitical competition into one structural argument about the next thirty years. -
The Birth of the Augmented Human
The Death of Thinking mapped the problem. This book maps the other path — the practices that maintain cognitive capacity and what they build over time. -
The Villainization of America
America's failures are real. This documents the operation that uses them to build a permanent indictment — who built it, who funds it, what it costs. -
The Emasculation of America
A national security argument. Documents the sixty-year Soviet operation to target American masculinity and degrade national capacity. Not a culture war book. -
The Enshittification of America
How private equity transformed American commerce from serving customers to extracting value. Thirteen industries documented. The playbook never changes. -
Turn Off the TV, Get Off Your Ass, and Do Something
Four hours of TV a day, no time for what matters. Richard Lowe's guide to crossing the line from consuming to contributing.