
A sit-com writer and philosophy professor investigate life's most terrifying questions with the hope of coming away less terrified.
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I think I am bad at school and related things because of my experience with my childhood school teacher Mrs. Redman. I would get things wrong on tests and she would scold me, and my parents always took her side. More than once they let her...
Imagine we are wondering about the difference between a serval and a genet.
Now imagine two different people One of them, let him call them a cat-distinguisher says that distinguishing between a serval and a genet is easy. Another one, let...
There were so many teams of boy detectives when I was growing up sometimes it is hard to keep track of them. If forgetting is a criminal, my own team of boy detectives Attention and Recollection will solve the case of the forgotten event. S...
Thomas De Quincey’s “Confessions of an English Opium Eater” describes a fantasy in which he is involved in some kind of Hindu religious ceremony in which he was the god, he was the priest, he was the sacrifice.
Stop exoticizing the Other,...
A collection of hippies capture John Wick’s pet calf and sacrifice it for one of their dirty hippie parties/barbecues. John Wick used to be an assassin but he retired to a farm in Vermont. The calf is his special calf. But now he is mad. He...
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