In this essay I will
In this essay I will
The word “believe” does not mean what you probably believe it means, at least not to everyone. I argue that untangling different meanings of this word can help avoid some confusion. Probably can’t help avoid conflict, but hey, I can’t fix everything.
I get triggered by a speech given by Ronald Reagan in 1989, of all things. This blog never shies away from commenting on current affairs.
If you want to secure your own right to vote, you should favour expanding the franchise to its ultimate extreme. Most people do not, in fact, want their right to vote to be secure.
The Star Wars universe can only hold reactionary stories. Andor attempts to do something else, but it only works if you don’t think too hard about what it’s all for.
I dig through the bucket of turds that is a Jordan Peterson video for the plastic novelty ring of useful advice buried therein.
I’ve written a script to turn on a light either red or blue depending on the US election result. I have reasons for this. They are obscure. I felt the need to elaborate and defend my life choices.
My choices in the UK general election 2024, weighing up tactical voting, expressive voting, and the Paradox of Voting.
Simon Wren-Lewis describes how the Conservative Party in the UK moved right on social issues to win elections, even though that moved them further from the centre. Which sounds impossible. This post uses a simple geometric model to show how that could work.
