Nov 23
“My name is Jimmy, but my friends call me the hideous penguin boy.”
Nov 21
Found in an alley today. Upon further inspection, I became intrigued - now I really want to know what this schematic is.
Nov 21
Nov 17
Finally I have a phone that takes decent photos. Actually, considering I sold all my other camera gear to eat for a few weeks, I’m feeling the happiness flood back pretty quickly.
Nov 17
Everyone is failing: are too many students going to college?
Note: my title
An article from the chronicle discussing whether too many people are going to college, considering more people now are failing to complete their degrees.
I’ve been thinking about this lately - how everyone is a liberal artiste - and if this has some dire consequences. This is especially important now, I think, since so many people have explored the humanities and social sciences and left with nothing more than a heap od debt. If I believed that people where actually learning to think crritically, I’d be less pessimistic about the whole ordeal.
Nov 07
An iPhone won’t cure the Lump in my stomach.
Nov 04
The Button: Moral puzzle that needs solving. And listening.
Nov 04
Vikings
Bjorn to rock.
Nov 03
Yayyyyy.
I was waiting for this day to occur. Once it just starts going down, you can’t help but wish for it to hit that 0.
I will now take this time to tell all of you that I have become far too busy with my massive amounts of homework and articles due every day to keep up with you, tumblr. Sorry, friends. Maybe I’ll return one day when I’ve given up on the whole magazine journalism thing.
Haha! I’m simmering around a 10 right about now, due as well to new adventures in the rat race. However, I get the feeling that pharmaceutical advertising isn’t quite as glorious as mag journalism. Either way, not having the time to Tumble isn’t the worst thing in the world - not by a long shot.
Nov 02
Watch this. I am still amazed at how the pacing draws you in, and how I never seem to get sick of all the yelling. Also, the first thirty minutes of this movie is a primer on how to think philosophically, including all the requisite skepticism, rationalism, and pragmatism.
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