There are those who speak from ignorance and those who speak against it.

"I'm not an addict because I'm also a dealer."

The "it can't be evil because I'm making money doing it" fallacy —astonishingly common in this generation.

For the vast majority of people, skepticism begins when they're losing money, and ends when they're making it.

I can remember Cathie Wood becoming emotional on camera years ago when she described meeting an investor working as a dog walker (perhaps in New York's Central Park?) who was not a wealthy person and who had really lost a huge portion of her life's earnings by trusting Cathie Wood.  She is aware that she's ruined people's lives.

And yes, BTW, she's a religious nutcase. The problem isn't just that she has religious attitudes toward economics. That is why she called her company "ARK".

You're not "being edgy" if you're actually on the edge.

It's like the difference between dressing up in a cowboy costume and actually working on a farm with cows, regardless of whatever hat you happen to put on.

Hashtag not all strippers. #notallstrippers

My readers know the books better than I do.

The final edit of No More Manifestos is still "forthcoming".

Video Game Nihilism.

The rapacious, irrational stupidity of real human nature.

We all have to divide our time between living and dying.

And for most of us, it ain't fifty-fifty.

War is less of an evil than peace, when opposed by evil men; when opposed by the good, peace is less evil than war, although cowardly.

I like Google Translate's choice of "inertia" for cowardice.

Footnote to an elegy for the death of the vegan movement

Roger Hallam should die in jail: he was the worst enemy ecology ever had. (A sixty second video.)

And don't miss this equally brief follow up video:

Stop Donating to Protest Movements... Roger Hallam, etc.