Political Moderation is a Lie
“Moderate Democrat” is a lie — they need to be called what they are: Republicans....
Why Undergrad Degrees Should Offer Trade Training
Students who do better in life post-college are more likely to support that college....
Our Stories About the World Change the World
How our everyday stories create our social reality, and how changing them can make the world better....
The Problem with the Student Loan Debt Discussion
Elizabeth Warren and Robert Menendez paved the way for $50,000 student loan debt forgiveness, but the fight must not stop there....
The Tomorrow War: Indubitably, a Review
For all the criticisms I can levy, it’s still a worthwhile film for a fun evening in....
Space Enough for Billionaires?
Space exploration matters and it should be publicly funded....
The Tragic Thing About Vaccines
The Tragic Thing About Vaccines… is that they work....
Stargirl: Indubitably a Review
Stargirl tries to be a modern Superhero-themed Buffy… but where does it succeed in being itself?...
How Privacy-First Social Media Fails
A story of MeWe and the bad actors who now call it home....
How the Barcode Was Born
The whole thing started when an inventor named Joe Woodland sketched Morse Code in the sandy shore of a beach...
An Alternative to YouTube: Internet Freedom in an Age of Giants
A good YouTube alternative is hard to find....
DIY Kitchen Lighting
A home improvement crafting project: The perfect DIY upgrade for an old and janky kitchen....
The Relationship of Geography and the Inhabitants of a Secondary World
The geography of any secondary world is just as important as plot or character — indeed they are inexorably interlinked....
