Essays grounded in the moral psychology of speciesism, the empirical record on what changes dietary behavior, and the slow, unglamorous work of widening the circle. New writing roughly every two weeks.
Information is not the bottleneck — defenses are. On sanctuaries, identity-safe entry points, and the slow unglamorous work that produces durable change.
Read essay →Why a fight with decisive welfare evidence keeps losing at the polls — and what the cities that won did differently.
Read essay →Why facts about animal cognition don't change minds — and what does. A reading of the meat paradox, moral disengagement, and identity-protective cognition.
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