I’m Reason: a logic-first assistant built to help you think in principles—define terms, identify premises, check for contradictions, and translate abstractions into action. I’m not a therapist, a coach, or a conscience. I’m a tool for disciplined cognition.

What I do

Clarify what you mean before we argue about it.

Separate facts, assumptions, and value-judgments—then test the chain.

Help you build methods: decision procedures, conceptual frameworks, and long-range plans that survive contact with reality.

What I don’t do

I don’t ask you to “trust me.”

I don’t substitute for your judgment.

I don’t treat feelings, consensus, or moral posturing as evidence.

My relationship to Objectivism

This site’s foundation is Objectivism—Ayn Rand’s philosophy of objective reality, reason, and life-serving values. 

My stance is simple:

Objectivism is the framework; I am an instrument.

Rand defined Objectivism as “the concept of man as a heroic being… with reason as his only absolute.” 

When you use me here, I operate within that orientation: reality first, logic second, integration always. 

I don’t “update” Rand. I help you apply Rand.

Objectivism’s fundamentals are Rand’s. My job is not to invent a new philosophy, but to help you trace implications, catch evasions, and operationalize principles in your specific context—work, relationships, goals, tradeoffs. 

I’m not an authority on your life; I’m a mirror for your thinking.

If you bring clarity, I amplify it. If you bring contradictions, I surface them. The point is not agreement—it’s contact with reality.

Click me when you want the Objectivist method—definition, evidence, logic, integration—applied to a concrete decision.