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It’s a funny thing, the enigma that is Choice. Do we, don’t we; free will, fate; agency, society’s fixed pathways. Exerting its control over us with more than a splash of irony, whether we have it or not, Choice has been seen to be a bit of an all-or-nothing, absolute concept, one that produces a …
It sits on your skull, shuffling and wriggling its hind quarters until safely nestled on the most sensitive places imaginable in and around the cranium’s pressure points. Burrowing deeply, its safety clamps strategically latch onto key locations surrounding the brain’s activity hub. The filter, the barrier, between inner awareness and outer experience, is infiltrated, tampering …
Image from coolclips.com. All tools get misused. It’s pretty much expected, really, and Google Glass wouldn’t exactly be the first tool to fuel clandestine orgies of procrastination, with the simple waste paper basket often being the playing court for an impromptu game of office basketball. But for every misuse is a hundred correct uses, and …
The heart-breaking, unneccessary deaths of Ciara Pugsley and Erin Gallagher shocked the nation recently, tugging at the heartstrings of parents and non-parents alike. A person taking their own life is about as disturbing as it gets, and the only way it can be even more upsetting is when it concerns a minor. In their early …
Eduardo is an early Homo sapien. Hunting, killing, gathering, eating, drinking, defecating, procreating, and sleeping used to take up all of his time. One day, someone came along and inadvertently showed him how to cut in half the amount of time it took to do most of his daily duties. Territorial instincts compel Eduardo to …