Tag Archives: Flash Post

On Bertolt Brecht’s “The Interrogation of the Good”

The firing squads are purely aspirational, I assure you. Did I say aspirational? I meant metaphorical.

The Military’s Free Expression Problem

Trigger Warning: this post is calculated to offend racists, misogynists, transphobes, homophobes, and all you other bigots out there. So don’t read it if you fit into one of those categories.

Military Transition and Mental Health

Flash Post #8 It’s been a while since I posted. The whole “being in law school” thing has a tendency to interfere with my leisure activities (to the extent this could be called such a thing). I had intended to share my thoughts on memorialization and remembrance, the purposes and the pitfalls, with a postContinue reading “Military Transition and Mental Health”

When We Move On

I was going to write about the Navy, and moving on from the Navy, but then I realized I didn’t care anymore. I guess that means, maybe, I really have moved on. So here are some disjointed thoughts about Ayn Rand and objectivism.