Beyond Satire – Tucker “Segregation was the b- worst thing” Carlson

“Beyond Satire” takes a closer look at current stories and events we wish were satire, but aren’t, and gives you the tools to understanding their relevance. In the first 30 seconds of his June 1rst show, Tucker Carlson indicated not being sure that segregation in the US was a completely terrible thing. The news host is no stranger to controversy. His show doesn’t go unnoticed, … Continue reading Beyond Satire – Tucker “Segregation was the b- worst thing” Carlson

The “Law of Attraction” Dilemma, or the risk in wanting (something from) someone.

The concept of “placebo” exists because the ability our mind has to “believe” is more powerful than we think. However, we don’t often talk of the dilemma that such a concept introduces. The Law of Attraction is a concept that claims that you can bring a clear end goal to fruition simply by visualizing it often. It’s very possible to argue that such a thing … Continue reading The “Law of Attraction” Dilemma, or the risk in wanting (something from) someone.

Predictions – 2018 Edition

Wireless charging will be everywhere (like WiFi) in 30-40 years. Wireless charging is starting to be on more and more phones nowadays, and it seems like it’s just a matter of time before it becomes an industry standard. As wireless charging technology improves, I feel like we’re gonna see the rise of wireless charging station, where every device within a certain radius will get charged. … Continue reading Predictions – 2018 Edition

Cuphead’s OST: IT’S ALMOST 3 HOURS LONG

It took me a while to realize this, while listening to Cuphead’s incredible studio-recorded soundtrack while doing homework, but… It’s nearly 3 hours long. 3 hours long of really good music, a different one of every level you have to go through. To give some perspective: GTA V’s soundtrack is 1 hour and 18 minutes long, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt’s is 1 hour and 22 … Continue reading Cuphead’s OST: IT’S ALMOST 3 HOURS LONG

It Doesn’t Have To Be New: Zombies Still Sell

There’s a misconception in modern pop culture that in order for something to be successful, it has to be new and original. An app has to be something that’s completely new and never thought of before in order to be downloaded by millions. Except that that’s wrong. It just has to work. Uber wasn’t the first “Uber”. TaxiMagic came before, but there is a very … Continue reading It Doesn’t Have To Be New: Zombies Still Sell

17, Self-help and Relationships

I feel like I’m seeing a similarity between people my age (17) who share the same common values based around self-help. What I’m talking about is people who strives to look for ways to improve themselves, their social relations, understanding of the world and harvest their own curiosity; where being mindlessly average is not anywhere near being a possible option. We may not go towards … Continue reading 17, Self-help and Relationships

Feeding Off Of Uncomfortable Situations

When they concern an action that I did, I feed off of uncomfortable situations, or “mess-ups”. Sometimes I know I could have “done something else” or “done something better”, but why bother worrying about it? What is done is done, there’s no going back. Instead, feel good for having pushed yourself or just having lived through an uncomfortable moment, that you will hopefully learn from. … Continue reading Feeding Off Of Uncomfortable Situations

“Weird”

“Weird” is a word often used in everyday conversations, however, I have come to find that when the definition of the word changes is a sign of whatever interaction I’m having becoming truly precious. The everyday definition of the world means not ordinary, often in a slightly or obvious negative sense. There is a sense of rejection with it, as since whatever we’re talking about … Continue reading “Weird”