You know how you can make organisms resistant to disease or poison by introducing it to their system in very small amounts (immunisation). Similarly, repeated exposure to many things dulls their effects

Today you wear the robes of the righteous, and we the brand of the criminal. But your great grandchildren will thank us, and say your name in a hush, and deny your bloodline.

I just had a beautiful insight about the movie Jurassic Park and how it works as an exemplar of the dangers of centralisation. This may be some basic bitch shit. The whole infrastructure of the park is

Enthusiasm allows us to temporarily forget our personal insecurities by consuming our focus and re-directing our passion. Or something.

The consumer store is usually considered more socially valuable than the home in itself, because the store serves many people, the home only one or maximally a few. A person generally only identifies one

The demonisation of the Media as biased is understandable. I do it. Even the basic concept of the 'editorial line' seems a potentially sinister force. But at the same time, this demonisation is terribly

I'm watching an old Obama interview and it's even more obvious given the context of time that he was much more of a well-spoken salesman for the Democratic brand than lightning rod of change. His manner

Government regulation of crypto exchanges is inevitable, and in the short term, arguably helpful. But the development of decentralised exchanges and a P2P crypto 'black zone' where people can choose to

They have a clock set to South Korean time. It's 9:50am. In case you were wondering.

The realisation that crypto and cannabis are both 'trending' hard made me wonder if the position of 'stoned internet-centric anarchist' was no longer going to be a badge reading 'I don't ever want to get