Social Commentary
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Ownership and the Illusion of Freedom
In a quiet suburban cul-de-sac, a house stands with its manicured lawn and shiny mailbox—yet behind this unremarkable façade lies a family on a digital lease. Their thermostat adjusts only… Read more.
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Trapped by Choice
Imagine you are that proverbial frog in a slowly heating pot of water. The temperature creeps up degree by degree, and by the time it dawns on you to leap… Read more.
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Graveyard of Empires, Graveyard of Ideals
Let’s talk about a number that might soon give you goosebumps: 250 years. It’s a neat, round figure—easy to remember, fun for a soundbite—but there’s something ominous about it. Why? Because… Read more.
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Where Words Go to Die
Ryan slammed his hand on the table, rattling the half-empty coffee cup. “I’m telling you, they’re the problem.” His voice was low, but his words hit like a slap. “If… Read more.
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The Oldest Joy, The Oldest Sin
A Stroll Through Renaissance Italy The streets of Venice glowed in the gentle evening light, the canals reflecting lanterns bobbing on the surface like tiny fireflies. A man, dressed in… Read more.
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Twisted Saviors: The Uneasy Necessity of the Antihero
Recently, a man was gunned down outside of his upscale hotel, moments before he was due to walk into a high-profile meeting. The killer approached from behind, casually drew a… Read more.
