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Homo Deus

Homo Deus

Netflix’s show, Altered Carbon, poses a fascinating question: what happens to us when we can live forever?
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Joy

Joy

We grow up being taught that life is hard, and happiness is reserved for rich people. Somehow, the myth that only rich people are happy is…
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The undomestication of humans

The undomestication of humans

Why are we so afraid? Why are we so paranoid about not fitting in, not belonging? Sure, millions of years of evolution proved that staying…
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The birth of gods, the death of reason

The birth of gods, the death of reason

The birth of the hero. The obsession with fame is as old as humanity itself. Campbell had an interesting theory about how man switched…
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In defense of not following your passion

In defense of not following your passion

I came across a Twitter user who said, “Do only the things you have passion for.” With all due respect to the late Steve Jobs and his…
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The Fallacy of the Right Tools

The Fallacy of the Right Tools

Conventional wisdom says that you have to have the right tools for the job because if you don’t, your work will not have the “right”…
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Sun, Wine, and Coffee

Sun, Wine, and Coffee

When you can’t be in Paradise, you make Paradise come to you. No ocean? Ocean breeze scented candles and air freshener will do it. No…
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