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a child is locked in a room. they grow up going mad with the scream of their own inner voice. the footsteps of their mother are sometimes near, sometimes distant. but the door is always closed. ...

what we will discuss in this chapter is not whether there is a moral justification for killing a ceo.that is a question already answered, already forgotten, already stale.instead, what we must discus...

monsters are our secret weapons, our way to prod the edges of the known. but they’re also our downfall. we love them so much we might smother them with labels, trying to tame what thrives on being wi...

it's nothing new for a radical atheist to read jesus and draw revolutionary conclusions from christian history. but there’s still so much we can extract from the figure of jesus—so many insights wait...

what if your life’s every twist—every win, every loss—was just a ticket in a grand lottery? explore how chance and fairness collide in 2025, from ancient fate to modern control. dare to question: is ...

the world isn't flat—it's uneven, semi-globalized. differences in culture, laws, geography, and economy aren't hurdles; they're strategic levers. winning globally means mastering the balance: adapt t...

<br><em>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.</em>

the gaze isn’t about what you look at—it’s about what looks back and makes you feel exposed. desire starts where clarity ends. you think you’re seeing, but really you’re just chasing the gap between ...

imagine living next to a superpower that sees your sovereignty as optional. canada’s struggle isn’t just economic—it’s existential. when over 70% of your exports go south and your screens are filled ...