Starlight Essays

Monday, February 5, 2024

Unmasking the Tolerance Paradox

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 If we accept the principle that intolerance is always wrong, then we find ourselves in a situation where we are expressing intolerant judgm...
Friday, December 15, 2023

Noblesse Oblige

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 The following was originally posted as an answer to a question asked on Quora.com. Original question: “Do homeless people deserve to have s...
Friday, November 10, 2023

10,000 Tuna Sandwiches

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There's a logical fallacy I've discussed previously on Facebook, but I'm not sure I've ever talked about it here. It deserve...
Monday, October 23, 2023

Accountability

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When people use the word "accountability," they're generally talking about other people suffering the unpleasant consequences ...
Saturday, July 29, 2023

You Are Not the Reason There is Plastic in the Ocean

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      You've no doubt heard before that a large part of the ocean is covered with massive, floating mountains of plastic trash. Implied ...
Wednesday, July 19, 2023

Nimona is not appropriate for kids...but not for the reason you think

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Last night, I opened Netflix and was looking for something to watch. My 13-year-old daughter said there was a movie she wanted to see. In he...
Monday, July 10, 2023

Questioning Truth

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  I’m thinking this morning about truth and deception, and how they relate to competing narratives about reality. Think about something ...
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Wayne A. Shingler
Wayne is an urban farmer and local food activist in Columbus, Ohio, who writes on a variety of topics including resiliency, self-reliance, social justice, localization, and political issues. (You can read his farm blog at http://frijolitofarm.com/blog/, or his other blog, Relearning Humanity, at https://relearninghumanity.wordpress.com/. )

Before going into farming, Wayne worked as a police officer, security guard, handyman, landscaper, teaching assistant, fur trapper, woodcarver, conveyor mechanic, Wal-Mart drone, food service worker, and Army Reservist, among other things. As Robert A. Heinlein said, "Specialization is for insects."

Wayne is married to Mayda, an independent web designer (unlimitedmedia.com). They have two young children together, Noah and Amalie. Wayne also has two grown children from a previous marriage.
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