
The Economics of Being a Jerk.
On Hasan Piker, algorithmic incentives, and the line-drawing problem.
A lightly researched, pre-workout fueled reaction to institutional decay, legal inertia, and how not to get steamrolled by vibes-based governance from a normie lawyer watching the guardrails come off and wondering who was supposed to tighten them.
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On Hasan Piker, algorithmic incentives, and the line-drawing problem.

Some loosely held opinions on the legal industry and AI.

Quick reactions to Crimson Desert; a note on rooting for America.

A shower-thoughts post on the transitive power of presidential immunity and how Congress can tell it to f*** right off.

War, Video Games, and the Art of Living in the Wake

Quit harshing this dude's mellow.

On ritual, honor, and what happened in that locker room.

On Minneapolis, and what we owe each other as Americans.

Some thoughts on what swing voters are getting intuitively right about the killing of Renee Good's.

I'll bite.