He crashed a delivery van into a state truck, went to court believing the facts would decide it, and lost. The post about that day runs long, angry and specific, and it is the reason to read this blog. Somebody documents his own encounter with a system he already distrusted, and finds the distrust confirmed.
The other standout describes a hole in security at a major American airport, written by somebody who noticed it doing an ordinary job and decided the public should know. He is careful to say what he is not before he explains what he found.
Elsewhere he transcribes political speeches he considers important, argues that automation is coming for far more jobs than people expect, and looks at research fraud in medicine.
The politics is libertarian, the writing is confrontational, and none of it hedges.
Read the court post if you have ever assumed being in the right would be enough. Read the automation piece if you work somewhere a machine could plausibly stand.