Author Archives: chrooth

Growing up in a house of 3 boys whose intelligence was only ever outdone by their anger, I learned 2 things: Getting punched in the head never hurt as much as I was afraid it would. Nothing in this world … Continue reading →

The great return to civilization. I return a bit different; a bit stronger, a bit lighter, a bit wiser, and a bit stronger. I come back to a world a bit darker, a bit louder, everyone a bit more aloof … Continue reading →

A dear friends shirt taught me that Feminism is the radical notion that women are people. I consider myself a feminist for the simple reason that I see the signature of the opposite almost every day, and every time it … Continue reading →

Skepticism is a thought tool used to protect ourselves from over confidence when the community as a whole is uncertain.   Ignorance is the term for when you either don’t know something, or refuse to accept the facts represented by … Continue reading →

This is a growing theme as of late and I can’t help but notice that one side of this argument seems to be becoming progressively more militant in their stance.  I think we all know why this seems to be … Continue reading →

I am always hesitant to distribute an opinion based on intuitive perception, but this is too simple, makes too much sense and is too potentially destructive to keep quiet. For the last 3 years, I have been fortunate enough to … Continue reading →

So let’s just start if off strong, shall we? The reason Donald Trump is president now is simple.  There are 2 parts.  1 – Fraud and manipulation in the DNC led to the bogus nomination of an unelectable criminal.  2 … Continue reading →

And I do mean ALL respect.  I do not maintain for a minute that your skills are in even the slightest bit of question, however if I may attempt to clarify, this should be pretty easy to resolve. Art can … Continue reading →

So let’s get past the history of this argument that everyone is already sick of.  The conservative side is to point to the vagueness of the predictions, the inconsistencies they see in the data, and the fact that the scientific … Continue reading →

I have always been a little bit more sensitive to the details and implications of how things work.  I don’t take much of anything lightly, and I never stop digging until I understand the actual root cause of whatever I … Continue reading →