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And Then I’ll Be Gone
Memento Mori It is often the case on the weekends, at least in the winter, that I will not see the Sun. I’ll wake up late, not eat lunch, and forget I can go outside until it is too late. Exiting my dorm at 5 pm I am often struck by this fact. Because natural […]
It’s a Wonderful Life
I sit at my desk, by a window that looks out onto the backyard and the road beyond our fence. Every year at Christmas, for my entire college career, I have come home to celebrate with my family. And in the odd hours between watching my mom doing an unfair amount of cooking, I will […]
Snuck Normativity: Natural Doesn’t Mean Good
If something is natural does that mean it is good? While this essay will talk a bit about that question, and it’s inverse, that is not the primary concern. The thesis of this essay is instead that we should be aware of which assumptions we privilege in discussions, and to be especially cautious of buying […]
The Hardest Thing to do is Nothing
A lot of the people I care about have suffered from depression or other mental health issues. It’s horrible. If I could reach out and grab the pain of my loved ones I would. I wish I could pull that pain forth into the physical world. There’s something tangible about physical interaction, I wish I […]
Twists and Turns
Last night I died. In the fall of 2021 I took Abstract Algebra. For my final paper I explored Knot Theory and the Braid Groups. I think I’m going to attempt to use what I learned writing that paper to construct a mathematically dubious metaphor for personal identity. I’ll be quoting Doctor Who as well, […]