About

I’m Benji Tusk. I’m a computer science graduate, and I keep an engineering notebook about the things I build. This is the other notebook: the one for questions that don’t compile.

I write about God, judgment, peoplehood, and language. I try to say plainly what I think, which sometimes means saying things people would rather I didn’t.

How the essays work

Every essay ends by stating its claim, how sure I am of it, and what would change my mind. That last part is the important one. If you have that evidence or argument, I want it.

Objections that land go in the margins of the essay, with your name on them unless you’d rather not, and with my reply beside them. If you convince me, the essay gets updated and says so.

Get in touch

The easiest way to disagree with me is by email.