Writing

The Anti-Fitness Project has changed a lot since I began it.

So have I.

The writing collected here documents some of that change.

There are pieces written when I was much more certain about what the problem was. There are ideas I still find useful, ideas I now think were incomplete, and probably a few things that will make current-me want to climb through the screen and add seventeen footnotes.

I could delete the awkward bits and present a cleaner intellectual history.

I don’t want to.

Part of what interests me now is how beliefs change: what makes an explanation feel convincing, what becomes visible when another perspective enters the picture, and how easily a new framework can become just as unquestioned as the one it replaced.

So I am leaving the older work here as part of the record.

It is not a manifesto you are expected to agree with, and it is not a perfectly coherent body of thought.

It is the story so far.

Read it as exploration rather than doctrine.

I certainly do.