Changing minds.
Made by Kristyn.
Changing minds.
Made by Kristyn.
A short treatise on the importance of championing human artistic expression, and keeping A.I. out of the creation of art.
The importance of human artistic expression in the art world cannot be overstated. As Plato once said, “The arts are not only imitation of the reality, but also a representation of human character.” In other words, art is a reflection of the human experience, and as such, it is essential for preserving the essence of…
Evolution of Atheism
Atheism is a word that has quite a rich history going all the way back to ancient Greece and the definition of atheism has changed quite a lot throughout the years. There’s also quite a contentious view pushed by some people who identify as atheists that there is only one definition of atheism. This is…
Issues With Agnostic Atheism
I’m an atheist, I believe gods do not exist, though atheism is polysemous so not all atheists use it that way and I want to address a term some atheists use known as agnostic atheism. This article is the written form of the video, so, if you prefer to watch, please check the below: Agnostic…
Retry, Renew, Resume
Idea by Kristyn, art by AI. I came up with the idea for this comic back when I first started making them, but didn’t have the skill to draw what I wanted. Ironically, I started drawing it several times, and binned what I had done, so this is the replacement. If you like our comics,…
Discussions and The Burden of Proof – Podcast Version
This is the audio version of the recent YouTube Video An Article version can also be found at: Discussions and The Burden of Proof
Discussions and The Burden of Proof
One of the problems with contemporary social media discourse is jumping around and ahead in the conversation, misusing terms, axioms, and similar and not taking the time to actually have a discussion and understand what the other person is saying. We are too quick to judge people based on the group we think they belong…
Efficiency is overrated.
Comic by Kristyn working on a joke from her Facebook page Miss Trans Lation If you like our comics, we think you’ll love our YouTube Channel
Idiot Sandwich
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Me and the Skeptic and Atheist Community
Introduction A little while ago Shannon Q released a video of her speech from Better 2022. Better is a conference organised by The Atheist Network Group, or TANG for short. The title of the video, and I’m assuming the speech also, is ‘Are you in the “Atheist Community”?’. Are you not already subscribed to Shannon…
Epistemic Humility (Better Scepticism 1)
Introduction They say you should write about what you know. Seeing as I know nothing though, I thought a good place to start would be a guide to better scepticism. By scepticism here I mean scepticism in the sense that most in the sceptic community use the term. Rather than in the sense of Radical…
The Gumball Analogy
Introduction You are presented with a jar full of gumballs. There are no broken gumballs inside the jar, they are all whole gumballs. Most sceptics and atheists will have heard the Gumball Analogy already. It’s a pretty common analogy used by sceptics and atheists who have discussions on places like Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube. Fans…
What you ought to do.
Created by Kristyn (who is Autistic) If you like our comics we think you’ll love the Fresh Air Podcasts and YouTube channel
If There’s No Evidence, It Doesn’t Exist
Introduction There’s an argument that I have seen pop up a lot over the last few years from my fellow atheists and sceptics. It’s an argument that I think needs to be addressed, for several reasons. Among these reasons are that it shows bad epistemology, bad reasoning, and bad logic. The argument also shows bad…
Composition Error Fallacy
Too many times I’m seeing this kind of ‘reasoning’. “Nazis don’t like inclusivity.” “OH, SO YOU’RE SAYING I’M A NAZI BECAUSE I DON’T LIKE INCLUSIVITY!” If you like our comics we think you’ll love the Fresh Air Podcasts and YouTube channel
Confused Claims, Contradictions and Incoherence
Confusion is rife on the internet, especially on places like Twitter where people seem more interested in “beating” the last tweet in a discussion than maintaining a coherent thought process. Many of us atheists might think these contradictions might be limited to god claims, holy books, and fundamentalists but that is far from the case….
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