the secular heretic
Kyle YoungQuestioning official narratives and societal structures. Providing solutions.
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mycelium - farming earths neural network
It’s springtime. War is in the wind. Rumors of famine happening in 2027 persist. There may be no better time to get a garden going than right now.
biochar! what’s ancient is new again (who needs fertilizer?)
Considering the exorbitant rise in the cost of fertilizer over the past few weeks due to war in the Middle East, this old post is now more relevant than ever. I originally wrote much of this in 2008 for our local newspaper, then upgraded th...
how not to start a revolution
The logo for the radical environmental group Earth First. The monkey wrench represents a wrench thrown into the gears of modern civilization. The stone and wood tomahawk represents a fine use of technology.
it's falling apart
A few days after Charlie Kirk was killed on September 10, 2025 (notice I don’t use the word shot – there is no evidence that proves he was shot) I wrote that Tyler Robinson, the person accused of the murder, was being set up as a patsy. I a...
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