Archive - Radical Kindness: Empathy as Rebellion

The Crime I Didn’t Commit

Part 3 of my series on Ledger Ethics, Architectural Humanism, and Criminal Justice

Nov 15 •

I Am Well Acquainted With Pain

How can I maintain with that s***on my brain?

Nov 9 •

What Do I Know About Crime? My Moment on The Knife’s Edge

Part 2 of a series on Architectural Humanism, Ledger Ethics, and Criminal Justice.

Nov 3 •

October 2025

I’m Not a Vegan... but I Should Be

But I’m doing the best I can in a system not designed for optimal moral choices

Oct 29 •

Revenge Isn’t Justice, Even When We Cover It with the Sheen of Law

True Justice is Restoration, Not Retribution

Oct 25 •

Imagine a soap bubble. What are its qualities? Round? Prismatic?

Oct 18 •

The Boundaries We Choose

We cast others as villains, NPCs, or scenery in our hero's journey. But where we draw the line between 'us' and 'them' isn't natural—it's chosen. Here's…

Oct 12 •

Taking Refuge in a Dwarf Fortress

Dealing with chronic pain, a world on fire, and werebeasts

Oct 2 •

September 2025

No Halos, No Horns

The Trap of Moral Labeling.

Sep 28 •

Freedom Isn't Yours to Keep

The discourse this week around a certain “free speech advocate” and simply quoting, ya know, their speech has me ruminating on the nature of freedom.

Sep 19 •

Toxic Individualism

The Dose Makes the Poison

Sep 13 •

Charlie Kirk Was an Asshole. Charlie Kirk Didn’t Deserve This.

The Charlie Kirk Think Piece

Sep 11 •

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