Usually, if one tells lies, one becomes a lie. And usually, therefore, it is not the person that is using the lie, but the lie that is using the person, the person having become a mere vehicle for a larger deception.

It is explained why having little time to write may improve one's writing.

And corruptness is criminality that can be rationalized.

And sneaky people look side to side.

Ideas that we dismiss as insignificant tend to prove significant, and ideas that strike us as significant tend to prove insignificant. In this paper, it is explained why this is so.

The individual is to be understood in terms of the group, not the other way around.

Teaching-positions are a crypto-welfare given to unemployable adults, with predictable abysmal consequences for the education of our youth.

Laws protect, but they also confine. And they are start to do more in the way of confining than in the way of protecting.

A dialogue about the War on Drugs.

A brief discussion of the nature and social function of sarcasm.