Nonfiction
A festering past, unacknowledged wrongs, and our role at present
Germany has addressed its past in ways most countries, especially the United States, have not: A sort of national psychoanalysis to keep something like the Third Reich from ever happening again.
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The future of love (NSFW)
It will only be a matter of time before the accessibility and readily-available nature of A.I. partners will supersede the time and effort it takes to impress a real one.
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The Guilt of Tangential Crimes
Raised after the fall of the Berlin Wall and USSR collapse, my relationship to a divided Germany, and of the war that led to it, was a tangential one.
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An Unfinished Look at Desire
We all know the things we want. We lust, we hide, we lie, we cheat, we need. We desire. It’s inherently, truthfully, human.
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Pics or it didn’t happen: Our obsession with permanence
Take a picture: Something memorable, kinda cool, or not really that interesting at all.
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For the record, Antifa =/= Nazis
Antifa has become a much-maligned group as of late, especially after recent clashes with white supremacists, Nazis, and Confederate sympathizers.
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Banksy fan? You can soon buy his artwork for cheap
Banksy is an enigma in the art world – and not just because there’s no average Joe who knows his true identity.
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Is the person who makes you miserable happier than you are?
There are plenty of antidotes to keep you from being miserable, until we discover the answers lie inward, not outward.
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My mom is still stronger than cancer, even though it killed her
Cancer is seen as an uninvited guest, a dark shadow on a sunny day, a pointedly mean joke without a punchline.
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The beautiful people or: Viewing people viewing people
Humanity’s greatest achievement is community: the ability to come together with people from all walks of life for the betterment of our species.
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