My Internet Rants – in Blog Form
Miscelaneus things that don’t go into any more specific categories.
When I first saw Netflix’s series The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, I was put off by how much it diverged from what the 1990s sitcom had predisposed me to expect from Sabrina. However, as I learned more about the history Read more
This time, I will be writing less than usual – focusing instead on sharing with you some of the photos that I took of the recent snow. Even in snowy weather, Philadelphia makes a point of clearing a path for Read more
Even though when I lived there, I was in a constant state of fear – my childhood Tennessee home will always have a place in my heart. It has been well over four years since I moved from East Tennessee, Read more
The night is a phase that covers a significant chunk of the daily cycle. Yet for reasons unknown, it is a phase that most people go to great lengths to avoid ever being truly in the presence of. Night is Read more
My own complicity in a recent social-media dogpile has been a wakeup call to me on how my commitment to social justice obligates me once in a while to take a break or a step back from activism to pursue Read more
Being on the Autism spectrum, my blogging is hindered by over-perfectionism as well as an excessive obsession with brand consistency. Can I overcome these concerns enough to meet my new goal of updating my blog twice a week? Since I Read more
I launch a new YouTube channel by explaining how the Ontological Argument for God’s existence is flawed because it hinges on the fallacy of equivocation. You can see the video by clicking here. In this video here featured, I explain Read more
Realizing that vlogging has always where I felt most at home, I have decided to revive my YouTube channel and this time integrate it with this blog. You can see the video here. My return video on YouTube
Instead of limiting it to just telling those with privilege to check their privileges, progressives should instead ask everyone to check all of the biases that can interfere with their faculty of reason. Anyone who’s spent any length of time Read more
Theistic optimism (the idea that the Universe is controlled by a God who will never give people more adversity than they can handle) is not merely an unsubstantiated viewpoint, but is also very harmful. It can cause victim-blaming, irrational self-blame, Read more