Ledger Ethics

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 •

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

The Charlie Kirk Think Piece

Sep 11 •

A Peek Into my Ledger

The Moral Accounting of a Day at Stadium

Sep 10 •

Is Faith Needed for Morality? Spoiler: It Doesn't Matter

What you build matters more than why you're building it

Sep 5 •

Cancer's Real Fear Isn't Death

The Reverse Lottery We're All Losing

Aug 31 •

Empathy Grown in the Darkness of Grief

A reckoning on the day I had lived longer without my twin than with her

Aug 23 •

Can I Get a Witness?

The first step in keeping your moral ledger: learning to really see.

Aug 12 •

The Surprising Place to Start If You Want to Change the World

Why Empathy for My Insufferable Neighbor Isn’t About Being Nice

Aug 9 •

PUNK PHILOSOPHY

EMPATHY AS REBELLION

Aug 2 •

The Wise Build on Rock

Why tackling individual moral accounting is foundational for systemic change

Jul 26 •

...I owe you everything

Asymetrical Obligation Part 1

Jul 5 •

You Owe Me Nothing, I Owe You Everything

If I needed to boil Ledger Ethics and Architectural Humanism down to a single aphorism, it would be this:

Jul 2 •

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