When I first started developing Shanah, it was February. Perhaps just a few weeks — even days — before the virus spread fully out of China and put the whole world on lockdown.
Tag Archives: philosophy
Why the Humanities Are Just as Important as STEM
As a global society, we tend to give the impression that STEM is something you should go after whereas the Humanities are something you should avoid. I think this is unfair for two reasons: firstly, there’s the obvious case that people tend to either swing one way or the other, and that pushing people allContinue reading “Why the Humanities Are Just as Important as STEM”
The Ubermensch Concept
[Note: There is now a much more detailed version of this blog post written here] I’ve talked about two of my major three tenants in detail before on this blog: making things 1% better and the world moves toward convenience. And yet, while I’ve hinted at it, I’ve never quite dived in to the thirdContinue reading “The Ubermensch Concept”
The Curious Problem of Solving Transphobia
Welcome to another website exclusive! I figured that the last thing Medium and LinkedIn need a more pseudo-philosophical political conversations, so I’ve decided to keep this one (mostly) to myself. I find the problem surrounding transphobia to be fascinating. In the way of stereotypes, I see three different categories: that of racism/sexism, that of homophobia,Continue reading “The Curious Problem of Solving Transphobia”
3 Ways To Get Value Out Of Nature
Yes, houses are nice. Air conditioning is definitely good (especially coming from Arizona), alongside all the other amazing benefits of society and technology. That being said, there is massive value to nature that you can still find to this day. In this article, I wanted to talk about the three main positive benefits I thinkContinue reading “3 Ways To Get Value Out Of Nature”