Sean Dempsey is an author, entrepreneur, and real-estate investor whose writing spans personal finance, psychological horror, and philosophical fiction. He is the author of Financial Cheat Codes: How to Win the Game of Finance as well as the fictional works The Shunt, The Lost Tapes of Doctor Michel Siffre, and Dead Stars Shine Brightest. Drawing upon more than 15 years of experience founding businesses and investing in real estate, Dempsey explores subjects ranging from financial independence and self-sovereignty to human consciousness and the search for meaning. He is also one of the hosts of the podcast 'Metamodernism Uncensored.'
Philosophy Poems

Our Treacherous Enemy!

In order to successfully get a population of human beings to hunger for waging a brutal, unprovoked war against other human souls, you must first make your enemy completely inhuman. Make them into monsters. Barbarians. They must be evil! Galvanize righteous hatred and religious zeal against them! Explain that Jesus loves those who hate the […]

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I am William Woods!

by Sean Dempsey | 07/21/26 Dear reader, before you begin this story please know that every fact is real. I embellished nothing, save my typical literary flare. Always remember this simple truth: upon this earth, human injustice is not the exception, it is the rule… ===== It was 11:07am on a Tuesday when I first […]

Culture

Never Before in History!

By Sean Dempsey | 07/02/26 Never before in history have we, once poor mortal men, been more akin to gods. It is truly miraculous the world we have invented for ourselves and the reality we have forcefully bent to our undying will! For it is beyond interesting. It is inspiring and invigorating that at no […]

Economics

My Letter to the SEC

To the Most Exalted Lords, Commissioners, High Priests, and Keepers of the Ever-Elastic Definition of Fraud – the Venerable Securities & Exchange Commission: I write today with a humble plea that I fear has been overlooked by your otherwise flawless administration of financial justice. I shall cut right to the proverbial chase. Would you humbly […]