You will get an audience (if any) that fits the topics. If you want to have more readers you will have to increasingly include things they would like and exclud

You will get an audience (if any) that fits the topics. If you want to have more readers you will have to increasingly include things they would like and exclude things they don't like. In reality an interesting topic is one where the answers are unknown. You might be biased or super objective, you might carefully compare theories and evidence on both sides or perspectives of an argument or theory. At some point you will have the tendency to include what YOU think about it. It doesn't matter what that is, you will lose readers. Perhaps you welcome Jesus in your life or reject him. One could switch between those two every other week and if that is what is on ones mind one should just talk about it. Talk about it often enough and you will build an audience of similar doubt while some Christians and atheist won't stick around. For those with more patience or sufficiently impressed with your other writings you need only repeat the "offense" often enough. Surely a thoughtful person should have an opinion about every empire, corporation or ideology murdering, maiming or torturing people? If you are completely indifferent about it, that would be your opinion. Disclose your opinion and those who don't agree wont be amused. You have to actively avoid the topic which isn't easy as everything in the universe is connected. You can be Steve Jobs, that doesn't mean you can just talk about alternative medicine. Facts have nothing to do with it. I can write cookie cutter stuff that everyone can read (perhaps even enjoy!) but my private thoughts gravitate straight towards the controversy and I ponder those things deeply, sometimes for decades. If I mistakenly write those thoughts down Best I can hope for is an audience of anger. If you talk about something it means you must believe in it. Someone on twitter just asked what the rope hanging from the American flag is. I got a 12 hour ban for saying "I dunno, it seems enough rope to hang yourself?" That is your free speech absolutism sandwich all bagged up for ya. ha-ha