
research-led essays about whatever sparks curiosity — thoughtful, unfiltered, and human
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“the third of may 1808” by francisco goya, 1814
a man facing a firing squad, arms outstretched, powerless before forces bigger than himself. but look closer: the light comes from his lantern. even facing execution, he’s the sources of illu...
“frenzy of exultations” by wladyslaw podkowiński in 1889
imagine you’re a single woman past 30. and someone, usually with their head tilted in this fake-concerned way, says “oh, you’ll end up alone with a cat”.
and the way they said it....
“girl with a pearl earring” by johannes vermeer in 1665
im 22. im in college. i know people my age are getting married. i know some are having the kind of relationships that actually work. and im here, alone, scrolling through instagram pa...
“saturn devouring his son” by francisco goya in 1823
so i had a friendship. it was close, intense, probably started with trauma bonding, which felt like depth but was actually just shared pain creating artificial closeness. and for a while...
“The Inspiration of the Poet” by Nicolas Poussin, 1629- 1630
you ever just… say something and immediately regret it?
it happened to me an embarrassing amount of times. like, you didn’t plan to say it. it came out before you could stop it...
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