what does reading jesus today have to teach us?
it’s nothing new for a radical atheist to read jesus and draw revolutionary conclusions from christian history. but there’s still […]
what if nothing is truly sacred—except our fear of nothingness?
what if nothing is sacred—not gods, not love, not ideology—but only our fear of the void? this piece dives into how everything we worship might just be a desperate attempt to fill the silence of nothingness. not a rejection of meaning, but a raw meditation on where we beg it to exist.
lacanian gaze: desire and vision in psychoanalysis
the gaze isn’t about what you look at—it’s about what looks back and makes you feel exposed. desire starts where
Why People Love Horror Movies: The Thrill of Fear Explained
ever wonder why we crave horror? it’s not just about the scares. it’s the adrenaline rush, the safe confrontation with
Would You Relive Your Life? A Philosophical Exploration
what if you were offered the chance to relive your life—every joy, mistake, and mundane moment—exactly as it happened, with
is it wrong to create a life destined for suffering? what’s wrongful life
Author & Date Badge with API Loading… • Loading… the question of whether it’s morally permissible to deliberately bring a
human sexuality: breaking free from nature
Author & Date Badge with API Loading… • Loading… human sexuality isn’t like anything you’d find in the animal world.
philosophy in a time of disappointment
Author & Date Badge with API Loading… • Loading… philosophy, i’d argue, doesn’t spring from the wide-eyed wonder that ancient
the body screams, but who the fuck is listening?
your body’s a traitor. it’s chattering away nonstop—gurgling guts, pounding heart, that twitch in your eyelid you pretend isn’t there—but
space isn’t your fucking playground—or is it?
the idea that space belongs to everyone is a lie we’ve been spoon-fed since the cold war turned the moon