introduction

note: at the time of this posting, this blog was called "from intimacy to anarchy".

I hate listening to introductions, and I'm finding that writing them is an even more detestable chore.  And I'm not even sure if I deserve one.  In my experience, introductions are reserved nearly exclusively for people who don't actually need them. I hear the phrase, "a man who needs no introduction" as often as not.  But I guess all that means is that introductions are so important that they're important even when they're completely not important. So I guess I'll say something to warm you up to this thing.


It will be about intimacy. and anarchy.  and intimacy as the only means of achieving anarchy. but that much is obvious.  It will also be about atheism and economics and psychology and philosophy on aesthetics and morality and education and run on sentences and whatever the hell else I please.  But it will always circle back to the relationship between intimacy and anarchy.  unless it doesn't.  And it will almost certainly start with something completely unrelated.