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059 | The Philosophy of Cartmanland

What would you do if you woke up to the news that you had inherited a million dollars?

In Season 5 of South Park, Eric Cartman’s grandma dies.

She leaves him a million dollars in inheritance money. Instead of doing something sensible wi...

2 days ago

058 | The Story of A Thousand Miles

How far will YOU go for love?

In 1969, Edwin Starr said that he’d walk 25 miles1 from home, even if his feet were hurting mighty bad, for a woman who had the kind of loving and kissing to make a man go stone wild.

In 1988, The Proclaime...

4 days ago

057 | Aavesham

My friends are a largely opinionated bunch. They have nuanced takes on all sorts of topics, and it is not often that their perspectives converge.

I am grateful for that. Groupthink benefits nobody.

Stimulating conversations that go beyo...

6 days ago
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056 | A Note to Self-Doubt

Of the many streams of thought flowing concurrently in my head, there is one that keeps asking me questions like - Why bother writing this newsletter? Who is reading this? What do they think? How do they feel?

This is edition 56. I call th...

8 days ago
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055 | Miserere mei, Deus

I recently finished reading Martyr! by Kaveh Akbar.

This is one of those books that came into my life through serendipity.

I was in the waiting area in a court of law in Dublin, doing my best not to let life pass me by in between hits o...

9 days ago

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