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Yes, It’s Your Job to Convince People
How the left traded persuasion for purity, taught the persuadable to stay silent, and handed the right its free-speech material.
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The Map and the Landscape: A Generation Lost in Space
How separating the humanities from STEM encourages us to mistake technical competence for understanding and a right to rule.
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On Defending Western Civilization
Against those who confuse civilization with domination, and those too embarrassed to defend the difference.
Oct 12
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The Broken Windows of the Lost Libertarian Utopia
What the market fundamentalists refuse to count
Oct 10
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The Hands That Remain Still
On the people waiting for a safer time to do the right thing
Oct 9
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No, We Cannot Agree to Disagree
On what you are asking me to overlook
Oct 9
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Inside the Deranged Mind of the Right-Winger
On the people who imagine everyone else’s corruption and excuse their own
Oct 1
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September 2026
Lost Friendships and The Cost of Understanding
To the Silicon Valley employee who made peace with Trump
Sep 30
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The Press Was Too Charitable
On the respectable conservatism we were asked to keep looking for
Sep 29
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The Gorilla Is Not an Argument
On the leap from better software to a successor species
Sep 28
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It is Always Darkest Before the Dawn
On discovering there is more of us than them
Sep 28
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Neither Side of the Stage
On the questions the God debate leaves out
Sep 28
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