The Uncomfortable Truth

It’s taken me a moment to get this started—and I’m still really nervous about it.
The uncomfortable truth I carry is this: I don’t know everything.

I’m still learning.

That’s not just a confession—it’s also a caveat to you, reading this now.

The posts I’ll be writing come from a place of curiosity, not certainty. They aren’t theories or opinions I’m trying to defend. I’m asking why, when, and how.
Because what I’ve come to realize is this: social media often pretends to inform when it’s really performing. Opinions are dressed up as facts. Misinformation spreads like wildfire. And on platforms where clicks equal cash, performance matters more than content.

This is not that.

I’m fact-checking. I’m digging into history, psychology, philosophy, and sociology—not to perform, not to preach, but to piece together how we got here.
To explore how everything is connected.
To search for patterns, not headlines.
To ask better questions—not just chase better answers.

If you’ve come across a viral post, a bold claim, or an internet rabbit hole you’re not sure how to fact-check, email me: theuncomfortablet@gmail.com

I’ll dig into it.

I don’t promise easy answers.
But I do promise honesty.