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Thoughts that couldn’t stay in my head. And photos that asked to be taken. Somewhere between silence and a punchline — that’s where I live.
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The Devil Has Horns. Humans Have Explanations.
Dedicated to everyone who has ever searched for evil so far beyond themselves that they failed to notice it standing beside them all along. And to those who had the courage to look in the mirror without turning off the light.🤍
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On Curiosity, Mountains, and Other Human Inventions
Somewhere between the mountains and the rice fields, I was handed a wooden stick. I don’t know who it belonged to before me, but it gave the impression that it had already seen enough in its lifetime to feel no need to comment on any...
The Historian of the Future
Dedicated to everyone who has a lifetime of history behind them, yet still leaves room for surprises.
At a post office in the middle of the jungle, you don’t expect any great philosophical discoveries. You expect a queue, a s...
A Nail in the Plans
Dedicated to all the small things that have disproportionately large consequences. And to all the big things that refuse to let themselves be defined by them.
A flat tire in the middle of the jungle is no longer an extraordin...
The Stoic Beneath the Rose
It all started with drops on a rose…
Which is a sentence you don’t usually expect to be followed by a conflict.
It happened here, on Substack…
One of my readers, whose writing I also enjoy reading, had posted a photograph of a ros...
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Thoughts that couldn’t stay in my head. And photos that asked to be taken. Somewhere between silence and a punchline — that’s where I live.
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