Are You My Friend?
If you knew nothing about human friendship, then this post would be a good place to start.
The Economics of Writing (And Why Now Is the Best Time to Do It)
Economics plays a significant—yet forgotten—role in the case for consistent writing. Let’s bring it into the spotlight for a moment.
Memory Is the Shadow of Fact, the Artifact of Feeling
Memories are unreliable, but perhaps that’s what makes them useful when recalling the story of our lives.
Socrates: The Badass Godfather of Uncertainty
Socrates’ name can be found everywhere, from the halls of philosophy classrooms to the pages of iconic hip-hop lyrics. But who was he, and why does he still matter today?
Self-Help and the Smuggling of Values
The self-help industry makes a lot of assumptions about identity, and we need to question them to protect the core values we hold.
The Creator and the Crowd: Originality’s Balancing Act
No two humans are the same, but making something original is still really hard. Let’s explore why that is, and what we can do about it.
