Most of us have experienced the Pandemic as constraining our freedom in one way or another. More personally, I have recently experienced a pervasive dust allergy (which I have had since New Years of 2019), and the failure to buy … Continue reading
Everyone who's familiar with internet culture knows that publishing the real-world identities of pseudonymous bloggers ("doxxing") is an indecent practice, which has no place in a civilized internet ecosystem. This is one of the few remaining areas of moral consensus, … Continue reading
A few news cycles ago, everyone was discussing the Trump administration's cruel policy of separating migrant children from their parents (and then losing track of them, which cannot be anyone's ideal of efficient government). This is a serious issue which … Continue reading
[Historical Note: this blog post was written prior to the U.S. Presidential election of 2016. However, it highlights an issue which I think has been a problem with American politics for as long as I've been paying attention to it.] … Continue reading
I'm in the middle of a six week trip in Europe; currently I'm attending the Amsterdam String Workshop. I'm reminded of something that happened to me a year-and-a-half ago December when I visited the String Theory group in Amsterdam. I … Continue reading
