An Unnecessary Explanation

I write about serious things in an unserious way, and unserious things with suspicious seriousness.

Logic, philosophy, religion, politics, social nonsense, and the occasional fictional disaster all wander through these pages. Some essays examine arguments. Some poke holes in them. Others wander into satire, religious comedy, or short stories that probably should not exist but do anyway.

The common thread is curiosity about how people think and how reasoning goes wrong.

Modern public debate often looks like reasoning but behaves more like theater. People defend positions they did not reason their way into, attack arguments that were never made, and confuse confidence with logic.

I enjoy slowing that circus down.

Sometimes that means explaining the structure of an argument.
Sometimes it means laughing at it.
Sometimes it means telling a story that exposes the absurdity better than a lecture could.

This is not a place for careful neutrality. It is a place for clear thinking, sharp questions, and the occasional well aimed joke.

If something here makes you think, laugh, or argue with your screen for a few minutes, it is working as intended.

So welcome.

Pull up a chair.
The arguments are already in progress.