There’s a quiet delusion in the belief that humanity is somehow exempt from the universal law of death.
The World in 100 Years
Constitutional Violations In the Name of Progress
A look into the implications of bending the first amendment against the few and how it could affect the many.
Social Appetite
Two short stories on the excesses of society.
Possibly Just a Luddite’s Polemic
A humanities student takes on the AI revolution.
Locke, America, and the Naturalness of Natural Rights
Locke tried to build liberty on reason alone, yet reason alone may not hold it up. America inherited his idea of liberty, carrying forward an enduring paradox between natural and divine rights.
The Texas Orator 