the grand delusion of altruism: evolution, deception, and the inconvenient social animal
there is something oddly comforting about the idea of human altruism. that we, as social creatures, are hardwired to be […]
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the political geography of forgetting: how maps erase power struggles
we often assume that maps simply depict reality, that they are neutral tools of navigation, guiding us across landscapes with
the forgotten half of contraception: why men remain spectators in their own reproduction
for decades, the narrative of reproductive control has been deceptively simple: women bear the biological burden, and thus, they must
the tyranny of love: how attachment styles shape our illusions of romance
the grand deception of intimacy love is a lie we tell ourselves, a grand delusion carefully curated by culture, psychology,
the biopolitics of intoxication: who gets to die from pleasure?
there is an undeniable paradox at the heart of modern medical discourse: while societies tirelessly regulate which substances enter the
tolerance is a hoax: the ideological trap of culturalized politics
what if tolerance is not the antidote to violence, but its ideological accomplice? what if, under the guise of ‘acceptance,’
the fetish of the clitoris: science, feminism, and the politics of sexual difference
one is tempted to ask: is not the very insistence on female orgasm as a physiological inevitability itself a kind
sexuality in africa
the perception of sexuality in africa has been shaped over centuries by various power dynamics, cultural shifts, and external interventions.
was jesus influenced by buddhism?
the life of jesus is one of history’s greatest mysteries. while much of his public ministry is recorded in the
rebellion for sale: kendrick lamar, the super bowl, and the illusion of resistance
kendrick lamar’s super bowl performance, aside from his ongoing feud with drake, was celebrated by social media users, who claimed