Paper Comes With Conditions
Paper decides how it must be used before you ever pick it up. The question was never rigid versus flexible — it’s who chose the constraint.
Who Speaks for a Culture?
It’s their culture” isn’t an argument. It’s a change of subject — from a practice to a people, and from a disagreement to a consensus that doesn’t exist
Lonely for the Wrong Reason
The manosphere is closer to right about the feeling than its critics admit, and much further from right about the cause than its followers ever check.
Why You Might Want to Go Digital
Paper wins the comparison you imagine. Digital wins the one that actually happens.
The Alpha Male Myth
The ‘alpha male’ is borrowed from a debunked wolf study its own author disowned — and it gets the cause of attraction backwards. Here’s why having genuine passions, not performing dominance, is what actually works.
A Billion Is Not Just a Big Million
Our intuitions quietly give up somewhere past a few thousand. Here is what a billion actually looks like.
AI is not foolproof either.
Nine years ago, I wrote that search engines look for relevance, not truth. The box answers you directly now, and the problem didn’t go away — it got quieter.