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Called Here, or Culled Here

Drafting out culled sheep. Borrowed from Wikipedia

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There are things that reverberate and echo around my head. Are they whispers from my past rising up to com...

3 months ago
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No Fate

This essay is an accumulation of my thoughts up until this point. Previously I dissected, exposed, and documented systemic failure, but what follows is more a personal framing of my moral and ethical lens. It is a mechanism for me to help i...

3 months ago
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Wisdom and Insecurity

Borrowed from Foreign Affairs

“As long as you do not know how to die and come to life again, you are but a sorry traveler on this dark earth.”
—Alan Watts

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There is some...

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The Sacred and The Sold

In the previous essay, I explored how power repeatedly cloaks itself in the language of science. From Social Darwinism to eugenics to modern meritocracy, hierarchy is often justified not through force alone, but through claims of inevitabil...

3 months ago
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Invisible Hands

This essay continues a theme explored in a previous article. Progress often conceals costs invisible to those who benefit from it. We tend to associate exploitation with dramatic events, corrupt institutions, or obvious injustices. Yet hist...

4 months ago
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    Husband. Father. Surgeon. Reader of books. Thinker of thoughts. Doer of deeds. Fixer of hands

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    An engineer with a PhD and a weird passion for jesters - not clowns.

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