Long-form essays on the questions a single conversation cannot resolve. Written by James Graham, founder of Counsel.day. https://counsel.day/journal/ 2026-05-15T19:00:00+12:00 © 2026 Counsel.day. All rights reserved. Counsel.day editorial pipeline https://counsel.day/icon-192.png https://counsel.day/og-image.png James Graham https://counsel.day/about/james-graham james@counsel.day https://counsel.day/journal/the-tuesday-thursday-problem 2026-05-14T19:00:00+12:00 2026-05-14T19:00:00+12:00 James Graham https://counsel.day/about/james-graham

On big questions you have pro days and con days, and the difference between Tuesday and Thursday is rarely new information. It is mood, weather, fatigue, the last conversation. A single conversation can land on the wrong evening. The 2,100-word essay that opens the Journal.

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A scheduled essay for June 2026. Why a privacy mechanism enforced by a settings toggle is not actually a privacy mechanism, and what changes when you move the check into the database row policy instead. Subscribed readers will receive the full text when it publishes.