for curiosity's sake
hot chai ☕️research-led essays about whatever sparks curiosity — thoughtful, unfiltered, and human
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do you actually control what you say, or does your mouth just betray you?
“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...
simone de beauvoir already knew you'd feel this way about yourself (a brain crush series ep3)
have you ever caught yourself performing a version of yourself that you didn’t choose? like you’re being watched, even when no one’s around, and some invisible committee is grading how well you’re doing “woman” or “girlfriend” or “nice” or...
can you be happy when everyone around you is suffering?
“The Calling of Matthew” by Caravaggio in 1599-1600
imagine this. you’re genuinely happy. good friends, you just got a job you like, your life is coming together.
but your best friend just went through a breakup, and they’re devastated....
is corruption the grease that keeps systems running?
“A Rake’s Progress, Plate 1 (the Heir)” by William Hogarth, between 1732 and 1734 (highly recommend looking at the entire painting series!!)
the image shows a young man, newly inherited into wealth, surrounded by hangers-on and vultures. i...
are the academic gen Z doomed?
“the school of athens” by raphael, 1511
there’s a conversation that keeps happening. usually it starts with a professor posting something like: “i asked my students to read three chapters. three. and only two of them finished”. or a twitte...
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