Bronze Age Mindset

No book this is, but tome of grate knowledges! We must transcribe to many deep stone cave wall to protec frum any cataclysm! These words be sacred after many future rebirths! My buzzbud Bacchus Brohemius Buzziccus once tell me (he drink alot and tell many story) before he was felled after holding baq THOUSANDS of evil Wasps while many queen escape: "This world is ugly and grotesque. Many are not ready or willing to find new fields. But remember that nature always finds a way to purge the refuse, and reward those that capture its wandering spirit." I believe that BBB had the Fire described in this tome. Mayb he BAP in soul? I no know. BAP succinctly captures and understands deeply the spirit and fire that drove Men of Power to conquer and seek out new spaces. He understand wat truly maek free man. And he no stop there! He deride modern "science" and mock this world's capitulation to the weak and feeble, and suppression of strength and charisma. He use many great men of yore and recent to maek point, and extrapolates every element required of Men of Power to achieve the deeds of great men like these. He venerates nature and beauty, and draws attention on the constant attaqs on TRUE brotherhood and TRUE friendship. MAEK NO MISTAKE: This text only for specific audience. If u bee easily offend, turn baq now! The cares of the weak in will and spirit mean nothing to BAP! Only Men of Power will see, internalize, and understand this. BAP makes it very clear frum the beginning that this is not a philosophy, but an exhortation. Not a self-help, but a way out. You might be slightly confused by his syntax and the references he makes, as well as words he frequently uses, but if you have followed him for a while, this may just seem like a very long poast. It is BAP-ism through and through. He lays down the truths, exposes the lies, and gives explicit instructions to men of similar spirit. I could write moar, but that would only serve to turn this review into a synopsis, and might break amazawg's website if I put too much power on here. Much enlightenment lies ahead! Fail to purchase this at your own peril!

I was originally turned-off by the title, because I don't really know anything about the "Bronze Age", and it reminded me of "The Wealth of Nations" (very boring/dry read) by Adam Smith, but the title is a just a humorous reference. BAM is the best book I've ever read. Perfect length and hits all the right spots. Brings to light and connects the dot of multiple aspects of modern life, that you (the reader) are cognizant of but hadn't yet connected the dots. Get's you interested (or reinvigorates your interest) in multiple subjects, and intertwines them. Thank you, BAP! Can't wait for more, future books.

...to be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Bronze Age Mindset. The humour is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of Vedic philology most of the points will go over a typical reader's head. There's also BAP's Nietzschean outlook, which is deftly woven into his characterisation- his personal philosophy draws heavily from Japanese nationalist literature, for instance. The fans understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of these arguments, to realise that they're not just funny- they say something deep about LIFE. (Namely, that you are GAY). As a consequence people who dislike Bronze Age Mindset truly ARE bugmen - of course they wouldn't appreciate, for instance, the humour in BAP's existential catchphrase "Socrates was a N****R" which itself is a cryptic reference to Kantbot's esoteric epic Tren Warriors. I'm smirking right now just imagining one of those addlepated simpletons scratching their heads in confusion as BAP's genius wit unfolds itself on their Kindle screens. What fools.. how I pity them. 😂 And yes, by the way, i DO have a coconut tattoo. And no, you cannot see it. It's for the Mannerbund's eyes only- and even then they have to demonstrate that they're within 5 IQ points of my own (preferably lower) beforehand. Nothin personnel kid 😎

This is a thought provoking book with a story or insight on practically every page. It's well worth reading. This book is simultaneously many things--it can be read on several levels. One thing I have not yet heard mentioned is that it is also an interpretation of Nietzsche's philosophy. BAP mentions Nietzsche numerous times throughout the book, but there is scarcely a page that does not call to mind a Nietzsche aphorism. An astute reader of Nietzsche will surely appreciate the amount of thought that must have been spent synthesizing (or perhaps recreating) Nietzsche's philosophy and interpreting some of the more challenging aspects of it that this book covertly reveals. It is rare to see, even among Nietzsche scholars, a person who has taken Nietzsche's thought so seriously. Instead Nietzsche is so often treated as either a museum piece, a rare historical artifact to be studied at a distance with gloves on, or as a sage who's collection of aphorisms can be chosen as one pleases. A student of Nietzsche should read this book to learn how Nietzsche's thought and style can be applied in the twenty-first century. An admirer of this book who has not yet read any Nietzsche should buy a copy of The Genealogy of Morals and continue from there.

Perfect describe the modern tyranny

Bronze Age Mindset is not a book to be read like a modern policy paper or academic treatise. It is a provocation, a challenge, and in its own way a mythopoetic scripture for a restless age. BAP sets the “Bronze Age” not as a literal historical period but as a symbol for man unshackled: vital, martial, filled with eros and danger, free to build, conquer, and worship beauty. This stands in stark contrast to the sterile modern world, bureaucratized into submission, where the “bugman”—the atomized, spiritually hollow modern subject—crawls in the shadow of what was once greatness. The book’s style—deliberately broken English, absurd humor, meme-laden slang—masks serious undercurrents. One hears Nietzsche’s contempt for slave morality, Heraclitus’ flux and fire, Evola’s aristocratic revolt, even echoes of Homer’s heroes and Hesiod’s Ages of Man. The “piratical vitality” BAP exalts is an inversion of the leveling liberal order, just as Achilles in The Iliad stands outside the domestic peace of the polis, terrible and magnificent in his freedom. Where modern politics reduces man to consumer or voter, Bronze Age Mindset insists that civilization rests on a different principle: strength, hierarchy, and the willingness to risk. There is a dangerous truth here, akin to Augustine’s recognition of the libido dominandi—the lust to dominate—that structures human affairs. Unlike Augustine, however, BAP does not temper this with the cross; he revels in it. That tension is precisely why the book is both seductive and incomplete. Its cultural significance cannot be ignored. It has slipped into the hands of restless young men, burned through online subcultures, and even been noted by conservative intellectuals who may not like its form but cannot deny that it names a sickness in modernity. It doesn’t give answers, but it strikes the nerve of civilizational exhaustion. If the Christian can read Nietzsche as a foil that sharpens faith, then Bronze Age Mindset can be read the same way: as a pagan call back to primordial energies. It is half jest, half prophecy, and in its chaos it proves that the soul still longs for transcendence—even if it must look for it in the fragments of the Bronze Age.

Very good book

all the one stars clearly didn't read the entire book and just projected what they expected to hear from it in its entirety in generalized dribble instead of the nuance of his opinions and statements therein. on masculinity - his perceptions of its struggle in modern society seem very well-formed, the first where i've seen thought extrapolated away from the outcomes and more to the causes at their very roots. he doesn't say much in offense to any group, reflecting on the things we owe to various cultures and nations, while pointing out the obvious where people choose to hide their eyes from. whether you like it or not, this is a great exposure of modern dynamics in society, not anti-social or social, not incel or chad, straight to the middle, the heart of the ugly beast of modern life that so many know deep down to be true. it's not made to feel superior or inferior to, it's made to bring sanity in the form of masterful writing, creativity to satiate the artist and the intellectual.

Reading this while my wife helps me under the table

Aside from a few syntax and vocabulary errors, a brilliant piece of literature. This book is definitely worth the price.

Whatever bias you had of the book ,you will soon see it disappear as you enter it's threshold,nice typeset and the sections are like a speech more than an academic prose,will challenge your assumptions ,beliefs,is it the most essential book of our current political/physiological/psychological conditions? ,Yes!

I have strange dreams since bought bok. Dreams of power and dreams of nondescriptable music

Really inspiring