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Philosophy

Dec
29

Am I Wrong?

I respond to Douglas Rushkoff and question whether business, left politics, idealism, and my own worldview need to be reconsidered.
4 min read
Nov
14

On Trust

I think through trust, secrets, emotional risk, and why sharing hidden thoughts with another person can feel like release.
3 min read
Sep
27

Unfinished Thoughts

I collect unfinished thoughts about progress, idealism, corruption, human potential, and why I still want a better world.
1 min read
Jul
06

Belief

What is the nature of trust and belief?
4 min read
Jun
24

Kindness

I argue against abandoning people who are hurting, asking why kindness and support are so often replaced with harsh self-reliance.
2 min read
May
21

Changesurfer.com

I reflect on Changesurfer, transhumanism, FM-2030, and ideas about technology, relationships, and possible futures for humanity.
4 min read
May
10

Thoughts and Memories

I wonder what history might have looked like if ordinary people had always been able to preserve their thoughts through blogs and media.
2 min read
Feb
26

A Late Night Musing: Abstractions

I explore abstraction as a way of seeing, where art, beauty, language, and perception can either clarify or distort the world.
1 min read
Feb
24

Thought for the Day: Garbage

I wrestle with how we judge art and music, and whether calling something garbage says more about the work or about our own limits.
3 min read
Feb
20

Thought for the Day: The Death of Art

I argue that art has lost some of its wonder as criticism, judgment, and overanalysis crowd out direct appreciation.
2 min read
Feb
20

Previous Thoughts

I gather older notes and short essays from before this blog, including stray thoughts on politics, capitalism, disease, and daily life.
2 min read
Feb
19

From April, 2004

I reflect on how quickly the world changes, how global awareness reshapes responsibility, and why modern life can feel more selfish.
1 min read
Sep
19

Introductions

A first-person introduction from me, covering early life in Canada, theatre studies, a move to Syracuse, and the interests that shaped the blog.
1 min read

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