Reasons to buy a Kindle Scribe
In this blog post, I aim to delve into the details of why I’m glad I got my Kindle Scribe last year and why I think you might enjoy yours too, if you decide to get one.
Bad arguments against vegetarianism/veganism – Part 1
Even if one is intellectually persuaded that consuming meat is morally acceptable, no one wants to be swayed by a feeble argument, right? So, what are some weak arguments? Let’s see.
Good News Series: The World is Improving: The Decline of Extreme Poverty
Progress on reducing poverty has been a mixed journey globally. While significant strides have been made in some regions, challenges persist.
Atheism FAQ Part I
I have been asked certain questions about atheism, so I thought I would compile all of them into memes and post them on the site in a series of posts. This is post number one in this series.
If you are a straight, white man, you should support feminism
I am a straight white male. Some people would say – part of the most hated group today. But those people would be wrong. I am a member of a group that is the least likely to be discriminated against based on who they are.
How to prevent and fight procrastination – tips from the Real World™
Let us then say BASTA to all that productivity nonsense, how you should man up and power-through. Let us focus on things that can actually make an impact and lead to a better life in the Real World.
Problems in our world: The lack of foresight
As far as we know we’re the only species capable of thinking about ourselves as existing through time, of planning the future, of thinking about what is to come. Yet, despite that, not only through history, but even today we are often in peculiar position of rushing head-first into something, then realizing that was not such a good idea