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Why laws don’t actually exist
We treat the law as if it were something other than the means of a people to create community with one another.
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I haven’t gone back yet
Giving up social media while on vacation, I’ve learned a few things about how I really use it to kill time.
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The value and depth of how we look
How we look communicates something to other people. Only part of which is something under our control.
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Desire — my dreams or our dreams
When we talk about pursuing our dreams, what are we saying about everyone else in the world? About our common pursuits?
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Dealing with the subjectivity of good and bad
We treat good and bad as absolutes, rather than subjective identifiers of what could be. Which means we can be wrong.
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Growth—why we can’t seem to focus on outcomes
We think we want to grow. So why don’t we? Why can we be obsessed with the outcome and yet never achieve it?
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Big City or Small Town
Where you live is not a sign that a size of community is better. Better to live in a way to make any community better.
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Why I’m excited about my first Social Media Sabbath
A social media sabbath is about taking time away from distraction. For personal and mental health. This one is for a month.