“One Lifetime Worth of Change” by Todd Seavey on SpliceToday

To experts convinced current patterns will hold, I suggest recalling some of the changes to the world just during the span of my grandmother’s lifetime, as I write today.

“Remember Ferguson” by Todd Seavey on SpliceToday

I urge people to remember the other Ferguson -- LIRR gunman Colin Ferguson -- in today’s column, and to remember that despite recent leftist complaints, their moderately liberal media brethren really do try to avoid being racially inflammatory.

“Biden: His Time” by Todd Seavey on SpliceToday

Remember Joe Biden’s Ukraine ties, I suggest in today’s column, and ask whether they doom us all.

“Onward, Christian Slater!” by Todd Seavey on SpliceToday

I suggest a few anarchic elements of current pop culture to check while civilization collapses around you, including Mr. Robot, in today’s column.

“Dow(n)” by Todd Seavey on SpliceToday

I make no stocks predictions, but in today’s column I explain why libertarians tend to be short-term pessimists and long-term optimists in that area.

“Socialists for Thatcher” by Todd Seavey on SpliceToday

A nominally-democratic-socialist potential next prime minister of Canada likes Thatcher and free-market services, and so does Deez Nuts, I write.

“Political Correctness Isn’t the Whole Story” by Todd Seavey on SpliceToday

P.C. isn’t just too stuffy, it constantly drops context, which is most of culture, I write.

“David Sirota vs. Charles Koch” by Todd Seavey on SpliceToday

David Sirota continues the trend of willfully-ignorant lefty journalists misrepresenting libertarian goals, I write.

“Downward into the Electoral Abyss” by Todd Seavey on SpliceToday

A year ago, we still talked of ideology, and now we’ve sunk all the way down to Hillary Clinton’s crimes and Trump’s ego already, I write.

“Mexican Overdrive” by Todd Seavey on SpliceToday

No, dammit, machines won’t cause mass unemployment, I write.

“Here’s Today’s Lessig Plan, Class” by Todd Seavey on SpliceToday

Like an elitist version of a populist, Lawrence Lessig wants his presidential run to produce more democracy, I write.

“Reform Redux: Ventura for Veep” by Todd Seavey on SpliceToday

Reform Party nuthin, Jesse Ventura’s pretty eclectic all by himself, basically endorsing twin loudmouths Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump just in the past several weeks, I write.

“The Ten Commandments of Sane Social Conservatism” by Todd Seavey on SpliceToday

As the arbiter of moderation, I offer guidelines for the post-statist conservative and leftist alike for shoring up morals.

“Animas, Animals, Animus!” by Todd Seavey on SpliceToday

In today’s column, I call for abolishing the river-polluting EPA.

“Bush and the Case for Boredom” by Todd Seavey on SpliceToday

In today’s column, I note that Bush was declared boring even by his supporters after the debate -- almost as boring as Rand Paul, said one -- but they seem like the relatively sane ones to me, alas.

“Trump, Fiorina, and Howard Stern” by Todd Seavey on SpliceToday

I write of the prospects for a troll/woman-in-tech ticket and how it all seems very 1994.

“17-Candidate Lightning Round” by Todd Seavey on SpliceToday

My brief reactions to last night’s massively multi-candidate debate.

“Tech in Self-Destruct Mode” by Todd Seavey on SpliceToday

I write of philosopher Alain de Botton creating a porn site, a Mexican horde attacking Uber cars, and other market-flouting tech-related ideas.

“Paul on the Road to Damascus” by Todd Seavey on SpliceToday

Rand Paul is basically a “minarchist paleolibertarian” and should say as much in tomorrow’s debate, albeit admittedly in simpler terms, I write.

“Rand Paul Debate Prep” by Todd Seavey on SpliceToday

Rand Paul apparently confuses people, but I think there’s a coherent philosophy there, and this Thursday’s debate is the perfect time to defend it explicitly, I write.

“From the GOP 17, a ‘Fantastic Four’” by Todd Seavey on SpliceToday

There may be no heroes among politicians, but I try whittling the massive GOP field down to the four least-villainous in today’s column.