If you've ever watched the news and wondered whether everyone else is seeing the same thing you are, you're in the right place.
I created It's A Mad World for people, like me, who aren't satisfied with headlines, talking points, or the latest approved narrative. Every day we're told what to think about politics, economics, climate, culture, technology, and world events. Too often, uncomfortable facts are ignored, inconvenient questions are dismissed, and common sense is treated as a relic from another era.
This site is my way to push back.
You'll find articles that question accepted wisdom, examine public policy, analyze media coverage, and explore the unintended consequences of decisions made by governments, corporations, and institutions. Some posts are serious. Some are satirical. All are written with the belief that ideas deserve to be challenged, not protected.
This is not a news service. It is a commentary site. The opinions expressed here are my own and are based on publicly available information, historical context, data, and personal analysis. I encourage readers to disagree, verify sources, and think for themselves. Healthy skepticism should apply to everyone, including me.
Although politics is a frequent topic, I also explores broader issues that affect everyday life, including technology, personal freedom, economics, media bias, history, science, and the occasional reminder that ordinary common sense still has value.
The goal isn't to tell you what to think.
The goal is to give you something worth thinking about.
Whether you agree with every article or challenge every conclusion, I hope you'll leave with a new question, a different perspective, or a renewed appreciation for independent thought.
Thanks for visiting.
The world may be getting stranger by the day.
We might as well make sense of it together.
