In moments of fight or flight, people need to see the fight reach its conclusion. Neutralization matters, while ambiguity prolongs terror.
John Henry Dodson · · 2 min read
Reactions do not endorse an allegation; they justify its publication. Without them, you don’t have a headline; you have a grenade.
John Henry Dodson · · 3 min read
And there it is. The quiet truth no one admits: The most dangerous pleasures do not require permission.
John Henry Dodson · · 2 min read
Maybe Sara had it coming, considering no one runs for vice president without being ready to step into the presidency.
John Henry Dodson · · 3 min read
The dinosaurs never saw their asteroid coming. At least we’ll die knowing NASA tried to take a picture.
John Henry Dodson · · 3 min read
When someone is labeled the ‘poster boy’ of a scandal, it is entirely rational that he would point upward.
John Henry Dodson · · 3 min read
Ayn Rand’s John Galt vowed to stop the motor of the world, 3I/ATLAS seems to have taken the same cue on a cosmic scale.
John Henry Dodson · · 3 min read
There’s no denying the potency of fear as a political force for change, bloody as it may be, that when people no longer trust justice to keep them safe, they…
John Henry Dodson · · 2 min read
One twitch, one second of misjudgment, and a fake lawyer wielding a fake gun could have met a very real death.
John Henry Dodson · · 3 min read
Their intelligence is borrowed, their confidence is synthetic. They learn from us, our brilliance, our biases, and our bottomless capacity for nonsense.
John Henry Dodson · · 3 min read
