• Our current environment regarding any number of issues today is extraordinarily polarized. As such, oftentimes these issues can be seen to be "political" when in reality they are not "political" at all. Politicians do gravitate to them as issues that they use to market themselves or their party because they are believed important, but in fact these issues are rarely actually political.
  
  The focus of these essays will simply be, "What is The Truth?" about whatever issue is written on.
  
  And if "Focusing on the Truth" seems like a "Bat Shit Crazy" thing to assert we will focus on, then please save your time and move on (to another site.) Zero time will be spent attempting to untangle perspectives that cannot actually have been arrived at rationally.
  
  
• The issues written about are not listed in any particular order of importance. The topics picked for these essays are simply chosen at random.
  
  
• Open your mind. Or don't. Either way it is my intention that you will "get the point." Regardless of presentation, it is not my goal to change any minds regarding the topics written about. Rather, it is my goal to illustrate what "Out-of-the-Box" (OTB) embracing of issues can show up looking like, and how different that may look when compared to how these issues may typically be regarded or understood.

• "Crazy" is not necessary in order to get to the understanding and perspectives that these essays portray. Or, even to simply follow along.
• The BSC part is the part that enables one to articulate the OTB ideas publicly. To speak them even though the articulator knows that they may very likely bring scorn, or worse. But that's not all of what drives the BSC part.
• It is both
  • the understanding that the rejection likelihood is out there based upon what is already known about those to be communicated with, AND ALSO
  • the belief that this articulation will actually bring benefit when understood.
• The last part is the "futility" part. These essays are not going to inform you of anything that you may not have heard before. Since I know it has been said before (perhaps differently, but with the same meaning,) then rationally I understand that the effort to productively use them as suggestions for consideration is likely quite futile.

• Derives from rational-based comprehension.
• Goes a little OTB, required to get there. Unexpected perhaps. But requires OTB creativity to get there.
• Understood to initially generate rejection among otherwise "regular, reasonable, and sane" folks.
• Understood to be helpful if adopted.
• Understood the suggested innovation is not a new idea for several of the others who may have dismissed it previously for a variety or reasons. Indoctrination likely in play, and thus futile.

ConserveLiberty's list of essays for this chapter:

• About Abortion - Just the facts
• About Discrimination - and all the other "charged" labels that piggy back onto that term
• About Friendship - who are your Actual friends? Are your friends those you can Truly count on?
• Hearing the Unspoken - can you recognize the Unspoken Truth?
  
  
• Additional essays will be added in upcoming revisions.

When thinking Outside-Of-The-Box, Conserve Liberty.

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