I've written close to 700-800 articles. I'm mostly a commentator on psychology, linguistics, cognition, consciousness, human communication, memory those are probably my favorite topics to write on. I enjoy history, economics, and sociology.

I love how when you write you give fuel to people's ideas. You give them things to entertain, ideas to play with, and hopefully if the ideas are good enough they put them into action.

For now I'm writing on whatever I see and giving what I hope is a unique perspective.

I have to balance between caring about my audience because I do appreciate everyone that reads my work. I have to balance between caring about my audience and not being held hostage to audience capture.

I can't be uniquely me and have my perspective on the world if I'm always trying to curry favor of validation from my readers. It's a hard road to hoe but I do my best.

In this world I think that we humans are basically creators, builders and building includes writing. We all make our own individual contributions to the world and we all build upon each others work.

At some point in time I will look to monetize my work. I'm going to have to meditate on what I believe in the best way to do this. One of the platforms I'm on they zap me Bitcoin as a tip when people read my articles. That's kind of nice to be appreciated that way.

It's also nice to be appreciated when people appreciate my work by liking, commenting, or sharing my work. I'm learning to let the comments flow and not to take things so personally when people comment.

I do find it fascinating the different responses I get based on the platforms I'm on.