
If you’ve felt like something is off in how we talk, what we prioritize, or where all this is headed, that’s what I’m trying to explore here. No slogans. No easy answers. Just careful writing about uncomfortable questions before they stop being optional.
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I’d like to believe I’m a principled person. I imagine most of us would say the same about ourselves. We have our convictions, our understanding of right and wrong, and certain lines we’ve convinced ourselves we would never cross. We like t...
You know, I was going to write something philosophical today. Something thoughtful about the human condition, perhaps with a little historical perspective thrown in for good measure. I’ve done enough of that lately that you’d think I might...
There is an extraordinary amount of suffering in this world that most of us will never have to witness. We know it exists, of course. We hear about wars being fought thousands of miles away, atrocities committed against innocent people, ent...
I don’t know what happens next.
That probably isn’t the best way to convince you to keep reading. I’m supposed to tell you that I do know. I’m supposed to take whatever subject we’re discussing, reduce it into something certain, put a conf...
There is an idea in Red Rising that has stuck with me, and it finds a way of occupying my mind from time to time.
Early in the book, Pierce Brown introduces a theory through one of his more unpleasant characters that societies tend to move...
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Following the patterns beneath today’s headlines in search of the questions that will still matter tomorrow. Occasionally I find an answer worth sharing, but usually the questions are more interesting.
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