I still remember the raw shock of watching the twin towers fall from my lounge room in New Zealand. At the time, the official narrative made perfect sense. I accepted it without hesitation because the grief and anger were so real.
But over the years, a series of global events—from the Iraq War to the recent, unprecedented government disclosures regarding UAPs—forced me to confront an uncomfortable truth: our maps for explaining reality are not reality itself.

My latest piece looks at the profound crisis of trust we are living through, the weaponization of the word “conspiracy,” and why finding truth requires a Kierkegaardian leap of courage.