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  • April 2, 2026

    Educating Society

    The phrase “We’re trying to educate society” sounds noble on the surface—like a humble public service announcement from enlightened folks who just want what’s best. But strip it down, and it reveals a pretty loaded worldview that a lot of users of it probably haven’t interrogated (or maybe they have and like what they see).At…

    Culture, Politics
    Culture, Politics, sociology
  • March 26, 2026

    An interesting read

    https://iai.tv/articles/reality-cannot-be-turned-into-mathematics-auid-3529

    Science
    cognitive strangeness, philosophy
  • March 21, 2026

    Reality Modeling

    A good example of why it’s difficult to accurately model reality. https://www.construction-physics.com/p/i-was-wrong-about-data-center-water

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  • March 21, 2026

    Happy Spring Equinox!

    Culture, History
    Culture, History
  • March 21, 2026

    Absurdity Index Update

    Absurdity Index — Q1 2026 (Current Estimate)1. Bureaucratic Absurdity (BA) → 60• Increasing regulatory fragmentation (state vs federal contradictions)• Long response times vs instant compliance expectations• Healthcare, licensing, and compliance systems getting more tangledTrend: creeping upward, friction increasingScore: 602. Political Absurdity (PA) → 55• High dystopian paradox (freedom rhetoric vs control policies)• Rising perception of…

    Culture, Politics, Psychology
    cognitive strangeness, Culture, Politics, Psychology, sociology
  • February 21, 2026

    Pro Tip

    Shifting your perspective can turn a self perceived weakness into a concrete strength.

    DIY Therapy, Psychology, Random Thoughts
    CBT, Psychology, self-esteem
  • February 14, 2026

    Random Thoughts

    I find having a broad array of tools to be both practical and elegant.

    Random Thoughts
    cognitive strangeness
  • February 7, 2026

    Random Thoughts

    If existence is a compulsory dance that ends in death, wisdom is learning to move in time without lying to yourself about the ending.

    Culture, Psychology, Random Thoughts
    cognitive strangeness, philosophy, Psychology
  • February 7, 2026

    Law v. Virtue

    This one is for J. Brice Kerr, who not only knew this, but lived it. Law exists to restrain force, not to express virtue. Let’s slow this down and really open it up. 1. Law vs Virtue: A Deliberate Divorce Many political systems assume: The Constitution assumes neither. This is a post-idealistic document. It does…

    Culture, History, Politics
    Culture, philosophy, Politics, sociology
  • January 31, 2026

    Structure of Ideology

    Me: So ideology is a viral cope. It’s a safe space that provides a simplified worldview and the only effort you have to do is follow the rules. Normative behavior is rewarded with social acceptance, non-normative with shame and social exile. It’s a consensus that you should align with this model that the group has…

    Culture, Psychology
    cognitive strangeness, Culture, Psychology, sociology
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