Monthly Archives: July 2020

All Us Zombies

Posted on July 5, 2020 by robertpkruger

Lucius and I had a disagreement about zombies. I thought they had become popular for some deep psychological reason. He thought zombies were just a fad perpetuated by unimaginative hacks. Granted that there are many valid ways to look at … Continue reading →

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Happy Independence Day!

Posted on July 4, 2020 by robertpkruger

Happy Independence Day! Today, I don’t narrowly celebrate the liberation of the US colonies from Britain; I celebrate freedom itself. I celebrate you who manage to find education in school, and God in the Church or the Temple, despite those … Continue reading →

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Epistemological Modes and the Dialectical Process

Posted on July 3, 2020 by robertpkruger

“An enlightened person seeks convergence in their thinking, not compartmentalization. They’re always looking toward the next synthesis.” So this seems to be the argument people are making against recognizing that science, politics, and art are separate modes — or attitudes … Continue reading →

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A Covid False Dichotomy

Posted on July 3, 2020 by robertpkruger

I wrote this on Facebook on May 17th, but it’s still mostly relevant six weeks later. — I’m more interested in suggesting how we think about this pandemic than what we should think. I see a lot of people sharing … Continue reading →

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