Sleep Suicide: The Consciousness Paradox
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Category: Philosophy
Walking Each Other Home
“We’re all just walking each other home” – A visual representation of shared human journey T he profound act of…
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The Connection Paradox
You’re at dinner with six friends, but nobody’s really there. Everyone’s phone lies face-up beside their plate like a competing…
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Why we feel guilty for privilege?
You’re filling out a scholarship application. The family-income section stops you cold. Your parents earn too much for aid, yet…
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Why we miss people
Why Do We Miss Someone? Places wait while people change. We miss the self their laughter and small rituals shaped—more…
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Life in Legacy: When Small Survival Becomes a Quiet Legacy
Not every legacy is grand. Sometimes “life in legacy” is the quiet work of surviving, noticing, and offering small kindness…
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Why Is Diversity Important in the Workplace?
Being the only one in the room carries a heavy burden — the pressure of representation. This post explores why…
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Acceptance of Death: The Wisdom of a Life Fully Lived
In a hospital cafeteria, a grandmother discusses her funeral playlist with the casual ease of planning a dinner party. A…
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The Performance of Self: Our Era’s Collective Solitude
Running into an old friend becomes a performance of a successful life. A stark look at the modern condition of…
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The Blank Emergency Contact: Crisis Isolation in the Modern Age
A heart attack's searing pain forces an ambulance call—but the emergency contact form remains blank. In a moment of crisis,…
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