The author presents a discussion of the behavior of people within dying institutions.

A dialogue in which it is argued that the truth of the theory has always been known, if only unconsciously.

Original aphorisms.

The author presents original aphorisms.

Original aphorisms.

A short piece about the psychology of non-buyers.

This is an excerpt from the forthcoming audiobook collection of short stories about serial killers.

In 1975, America experienced a great tragedy. Men on a ship bound for Detroit, Michigan, would experience one of the most harrowing days of their lives. Their ship, the Edmund Fitzgerald, will go down in American history as one of the saddest "no-survivor" tragedies.

A dialogue about how to react to hurtful but true things that people say to you.

This work is an assessment of Hedonism (one's sole moral obligation is to enjoy oneself), Egoism (one's sole obligation is to maximize one's own welfare), Consequentialism (the ends justify the means), and Deontology (the ends do not justify the means).

God is externalized conscience. Where there is God, there is religion. And to that extent, religion is not a bad thing.

To the limited extent to which people commit crimes, they do so not to victimize members of the group in question but rather to rebel against oppressive anti-hate crime laws.

The author presents a dialogue about how to sell.

A dialogue about how to make money.

The author presents original aphorisms.