Using ‘Messy’ by Lola Young to Understand Romantic Decadence
Using “Messy” by Lola Young as a symbol rather than a confession, this essay explores a modern pattern of romantic decadence—where identity fractures under the weight of idolized relationships and unexamined self-expression. What looks like honesty and freedom may actually be chaos, revealing how meaning collapses when a romantic partner replaces a higher purpose.
The Human Factor: Navigating the Age of AI
Are we ready for a world where AI dictates our future, or should we take control to ensure technology enhances rather than erases our humanity? Join the conversation on navigating the age of AI.
When Inequality is Good
About a year ago, I was in a political philosophy class in which “equality” was referred to as a royal decree, an absolute good proclaimed by God. Consider the differences in individual choices and their effects on income? “But, equality!”…
Philosophy: Berkeley's Idealism
In George Berkeley’s Three Dialogues he says, “... if extension be once acknowledged to have no existence without the mind, the same must necessarily be granted of motion, solidity, and…