If I told you I really wanted to gain weight, but you never saw me eating very much would you believe me? If I told you I liked to read, but couldn't recall the last time I read a book, would you think I was a liar?

Do not listen to someone, watch them closely and you'll see all you need.

I have a hypothesis: we're more polarized now because of video games. Video games, by their very nature, divide. They are also made by some folks that have a serious problem admitting error.

It's easy to get lost in the bushes when I start trying to describe an idea. Ideas are hard to describe. Instead I want to get back to asking questions. And tell stories.

I try my best to explain how I see God. But doing such is a challenge. It's like trying to sum up a feeling you get from viewing a picture. It's hard to do.

We do not see only with our eyes. We do not think before we act. We're always looking at other people and trying to make sense of their actions. We're continually looking for ways to be and ways to not be. And why is this? Because how else could it be?

I am not pleased with myself these days. How do I edit what I see as serious character flaws? Can I? Or am I doomed?

I talk about the importance of Truth. There might not be anything more vital to the existence of all than Truth.

Have you considered what all of time ending actually might look like? And then what?

In this talk I primarily talk about the benefits and detriments of boycotting. I also bring up the issue of old habits and the issues they can cause--and what to do about them.