PinnedNatasha Coulis·Jan 31, 2022A crash course in logic & critical thinkingCritical thinking is not simply mistrusting authorities or “following the money”
PinnedNatasha Coulis·Jan 6, 2021I left the Church of Social Justice for the same reasons I left MormonismAre we ready to learn from our mistakes?A response icon1A response icon1
Natasha Coulis·Nov 11, 2024How does a leftist end up driving a Tesla?Can the appearance of moral incoherence prove actual moral coherence?
Natasha Coulis·Apr 3, 2023The balance between free speech and ethical speechIn response to transphobic rhetoric and the right to keep our employmentA response icon3A response icon3
Natasha Coulis·Mar 14, 2023Men are the problem; trans women are the misdirectionThe safety argument was never about safetyA response icon5A response icon5
Natasha Coulis·Mar 2, 2023How the left ends up doing the right’s work for themHow refusing to engage with bad ideas guarantees their survivalA response icon3A response icon3
Natasha Coulis·Aug 11, 2022Attacking moms hurts their childrenA note to Dooce’s readersA response icon3A response icon3
Natasha Coulis·Mar 31, 2022You say you’re not a transphobeBut what if the label technically fits? An analogy to helpA response icon5A response icon5
Natasha Coulis·Mar 24, 2022No one is ultimately to blame for anything and it’s my favourite beliefA conversation with God about free will, punishment, and why your ego is lying to you
Natasha Coulis·Mar 20, 2022When to use force to create social transformation: almost neverThinking tools we can use for social transformation
