The Busymind Project
Busyminds, Frodo, ChimaobiEssays from contemplation, interest, and curiosity. I test things and hold fast to that which is good. This is my way of staying awake in a lulling world.
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Despair and Denethor
Denethor in Tolkien's Lord of The Rings and Peter Jackson's movie adaptation by the same remains, perhaps among other characters in the franchise, the most fecund character for internet memes. I always laugh each time I chance upon a Deneth...
Being Captain Obvious
Wisdom, personified as a woman in Solomon’s Proverbs, calling aloud in the streets, public squares, and the gateway throws on its head my imagery of wisdom as the hidden man in a cave; contemplating while squatted and cross-legged. It viola...
On Learning and Levity
The saying went out that if you cannot teach it to a five-year-old, you do not know it. But without knowing who let it out, and without knowing what to replace it with, I stood opposed to it. It doesn't especially help that it was at one ti...
Of Fate and Fortune
Two types of factors usher us to Romeo and Juliet’s deaths. The first factor is rashness and hasty passion. Giving in to their first impulses; how they felt in the moment. It causes Mecrutio’s death, Tybalt’s, Romeo’s banishment, until fina...
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