Peter Thiel recently wrote a highly noticed piece in the FT. I took particular interest because he is the most prolific tech philosopher of the new Silicon Valley right — and the guy who effectively ...

Peter Thiel: I first read "Things Hidden" when I was an undergraduate at Stanford. Girard ranges over everything: every book, every myth, every culture - and he always argues boldly. That made him ...

Peter Thiel isn’t just controversial due to his ... author Max Chafkin, who has written a book about Thiel, stated, “there are aspects of Thiel’s politics that aren’t libertarian at ...

The tech billionaire believes Trump will help to reveal hidden truths—like how Jeffrey Epstein actually died. But beneath his conspiracism lies a very real, very dangerous political theory.

In the whirlpool of broken narratives, post-truth dissonances, and chaos, every inch of newspaper space taken up by absurdity ...

Like the Valar in the J.R.R. Tolkien books he loves so much—he’s named six companies with terms drawn from the fantasy novels—Thiel is mysterious, powerful, and a little incomprehensible.

The venture capitalist Peter Thiel, for example, could not be more of an establishment figure: He was an early investor in Facebook, is now a mentor of Vice President–Elect J. D. Vance ...