Society & Culture
883 sites
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- Genealogy & Family History (140)
- Religion & Spirituality (74)
- History (162)
- Philosophy (121)
- Paranormal & Occult (42)
- Subcultures (333)
https://toribytez.neocities.org/
A bold, blue-drenched personal Neocities page by the creator known as TR/BZ, built with a retro web aesthetic and a mature content warning upfront. The site features webrings including a Transmasculine Pride Webring and a No AI badge, suggesting a queer identity-focused old-web revival space.
https://universalistchristian.net/
Maintained by Rev. Scott Wells, a Universalist Christian minister, this site preserves classic resources on Universalist Christian theology, worship, history, and polity for free public use. It focuses on the tradition of Christian Universalism and the hope for the final restoration of all souls, with links to historical documents like the 1790 Philadelphia Convention.
http://familiemolema.nl/links.htm
Created by Piet and Willeke Molema-Smitshoek, this Dutch-language genealogy portal organizes hundreds of links across 40 categories covering archives, cemeteries, heraldry, emigration, military records, paleography, and regional Dutch genealogy resources. Active since 1997 and still updated, it serves as a comprehensive starting point for anyone researching Dutch family history.
http://philosophypages.com/
Philosophy Pages, created by Garth Kemerling, is a comprehensive study aid for students of Western philosophy, featuring a dictionary of philosophical terms, a history timeline, profiles of major philosophers, and an introduction to logic. The site is heavily interlinked throughout its many sections, making it easy to explore the tradition from ancient to contemporary thought.
https://ferocioustruth.com/
Ferocious Truth is the blog of J Thomas Moros, exploring rationality, artificial intelligence, epistemology, and the philosophy of mind through long-form reviews and essays. Engaging with works by thinkers like Max Tegmark, Nick Bostrom, and the LessWrong rationality community, the site offers thoughtful critical analysis aimed at readers interested in the intersection of reason and emerging technology.
https://trickymothernature.com/
Tricky Mother Nature is a thought-provoking personal site exploring gender identity, dysphoria, and transgender experience through a series of named essays or visual pieces. Titles like 'The Gender Refugee,' 'Little Miss Dysphoria,' and 'Postrevolutionary Modes' suggest deeply personal and philosophical reflections on gender and identity.
https://mylifeinheaven.neocities.org/
Danny's colorful personal site doubles as a living archive of the DIY music scene in Virginia, featuring original art, zines, book logs, and a growing diary of local indie music worth hearing. The site blends personal expression with community documentation, making it a genuine resource for anyone curious about grassroots music culture and the indie web.
https://tilde.town/~audy
Audy's tilde.town page showcases a mix of small coding projects, including a tilde.town search engine crawler and various shell scripts, alongside a micro-blog of personal updates. Part of the tilde.town community, this page reflects the collaborative, Unix-flavored old-web revival culture of shared server homeliving.
https://nygenweb.net/
NYGenWeb is the New York State affiliate of the USGenWeb Project, offering free genealogical and historical records organized by county with dozens of volunteer coordinators contributing data. Visitors can search place names, access census records, explore historical maps, find Civil War and WWI Medal of Honor recipients, and browse tombstone transcriptions covering all of New York State.
http://cognitiveengineer.blogspot.com/
Jimmy, a physics-trained engineer, explores cognitive engineering through the lens of hypnotism, NLP, and practical mind-hacking techniques. Posts cover topics like flow states, subconscious processing, clean language, and how hypnotic principles can be applied to everyday thinking and behavior change.