Amphibian Philosophy
I answer a lot of questions on Quora, a website where people can ask questions and receive answers from all kinds of people; whether it be from academics, blue collar workers or very scary Objectivist's such as myself. It's an enjoyable activity of mine, and I usually focus on the topics that are of biggest … Continue reading On Love: Conditional by Default
Something I have recently heard in discussions is the dichotomy between the "short term" and "long term" goal mindsets; the idea that you can create goals across the span of a certain amount of time, with some of it being defined as "long", and other goals defined as "short". The distinction and where a goal … Continue reading The Short Term Doesn’t Exist
Last week, I didn't have much work to do, and most of what I had to do was quite menial and not very stimulating on a cognitive level. It's not that often I get weeks as free as that, but it happened, and most of my time was spent doing my usual routine activities, and … Continue reading The Importance of Productivity
Note: this write-up is NOT spoiler free. Sekiro was a game I was greatly looking forward to playing after it was announced. It ticked all the right notes for me: dark fantasy infused with Japanese mythology and an 'alternate' history, fast paced and challenging combat, interesting story elements mixed with gameplay and developed by a … Continue reading Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice
Frog Machinery 