The biggest question about disinformation is, "What do we do about this problem?" Sure, lots of debunking is in the future. But what else could be done to prevent disinformation and bring politics bac...

Have you ever had someone become righteously indignant about a thing and expect you to support them about it when they were objectively in the wrong? If you have, you have experienced what I'm now cal...

ALT: Mando: This Is The Way

Ethnonationalism is the belief that a nation should have only one ethnicity. Like a garden that only grows one type of flower. What other ideas spring forth once a person takes on this seemingly innoc...

The Prisoner was a television program in the UK during the late 1960s. This particular episode, It's Your Funeral, the complicated world of psy ops and fake counternarratives is intertwined with the i...

The ways in which we get the wrong answers are mostly known. It's time to have a look at some of the ways we resist moving to the right answers. Ep 155 of Truth Unrestricted is about the tendency to i...

The Prisoner was a television program in the UK during the late 1960s. This particular episode, Checkmate, is an exploration of the inner workings of a conspiracy. How do the participants find a way t...

Is it okay to lie in service of a noble cause? Is it okay to support someone else's lie if that lie benefits you? Where do those lies lead? Should we give in to unreality in order to create a better w...

The Prisoner was a television program in the UK during the late 1960s. The surreality created by its esthetic has allowed much speculation about its meaning even now 6 decades later. I examine this fr...

Existence Bias is a philosophical concept that explains some of the fundamental behaviour of all known conscious beings. How does that relate to AI and do we think AI will prefer to exist? This questi...