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Life as Work in the Age of AI
In the last decade, one phrase has carried heavy weight in the conversation about modern labor: 996. It refers to working from nine in…
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One Soup and One Dish
We live surrounded by food in a way no other generation has. Grocery aisles stretch endlessly, filled with choices that shift from season to…
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Faith, Hatred, and a Life Cut Short
The news of Charlie Kirk’s assassination arrived with a shock that rippled through American society and beyond. For some, it was the tragic silencing…
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The Trolley, the Womb, and the Weight of Choice
The trolley problem is often introduced in classrooms as if it were a puzzle designed to tease the mind of students. A runaway trolley…
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Life as Given, Death as Unknown
There is a particular word in psychology for the fear of death. It is called thanatophobia. The word is heavy, and perhaps technical, but…
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Windows of Identity
Human beings often imagine identity as something fixed. We think of ourselves as having one true self that persists from childhood to old age.…
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Homeostasis, Violence, and the Fragility of Democracy
Violence is the collapse of dialogue. It is the moment when words are judged insufficient and replaced with force. Human history is marked by…
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Confrontation, Violence, and the Human Soul
Human beings are capable of extraordinary creativity, compassion, and reason. Yet again and again, history is scarred by violence. We are left asking why…