The trouble with driving, according to Crawford, is that there isn’t enough of it.

The trouble with a technological age is that people are increasingly shapeless.

The humanists are inhuman, but let us not be taken for fools: their “philosophy” is more materially determined by the stock market than spiritually determined by any insight into the human condition.

The screen shapes us into secretive people; pornography gives us the secret to keep.

When the “next big thing” looks like our next big nightmare, a wake-up call is called for.

The basic design of social media, and the usage it promotes, makes a demon’s job easier.

If an entire generation can be convinced that their power is in their voice, they will devote that much more energy to gaining a voice rather than gaining power.

Smartphones are TVs without the stigma.

The good men I have met desire to destroy drones, as if by a common impulse, and now I understand this as something fitting to their sanctity rather than an exception to its holy rule.

Christians should delete their accounts, temper their spending, and only use Amazon as a search engine for buying directly from companies.

In its current configuration, pornography spreads the internet which spreads liberalism.