philosophy
Sacredness and Work
How can we experience the numinous in a world like ours?
What’s the Use in Worrying?
We can change the world, but it requires that we relearn how to think about the world, and our place within it.
Divisiveness: the Great Prevarication
We’re told that the goal must always be to “see the other side” but what does this actually mean?
Roleplaying Sexism
the unconscious (and not-so unconscious) biases within the roleplaying community
The Decline of the Car: Rise of the E-bike
in the post-covid Anthropocene, it’s more than just technology that needs to change, it’s the culture
The 21st Century Revolution: e-Bikes, Environmentalism, Capitalism, and More
the first in a series on e-bike technology, innovation, and global welfare
Not Me, Us
Bernie may have suspended his campaign, but the fight goes on and the world needs us more than ever
Politics
Expanded Opportunities in the Wake of COVID-19
a road map for changing workplaces and society
Communication
Communicating in a Time of Pandemics
how can we talk to one another about the serious issues when we can’t even be in the same room?
Transportation
E-Bikes are Coming to Replace Your Car
Or they would be, if it weren’t for these obvious problems There are so many reasons to be excited about e-bikes — even if there are problems left to solve.
Essay
Freedom from Freedom (for Freedoms’s Sake!)
“Freedom may be mankind’s natural state, but so is sitting in a tree eating your dinner while it is still wriggling.” ― Terry Pratchett This is about understanding that the individual is stronger if the whole is also stronger.
Bernie Sanders and the New American Age
Bernie Sanders is considering a new bid for President of the United States of America and we should all be paying very close attention. Bernie Sanders is considering a new bid for President of the United States of America and we should all be paying very close attention.