Philosophy Category
We have entered the timeline
Posted on May 9, 2012 2 Comments
I’ve started a new job. For those of you at home keeping score, that’s three I am currently working. Every Monday is about a 16 hour day (10am-2am), as I have a conference call for job #1, web maintenance for job #1, social media updating for job #1, organizational compilation for job #3, coffee slinging […]
Society’s Existential Crisis
Posted on April 24, 2012 Leave a Comment
What a bright and beautiful Tuesday morning. Time for some philosophical ramblings on the state of the world. It seems that everyone wants to ask “what’s wrong with the world today?”. The fact of the matter: nothing. As I was listening to the insanely giddy bubblegum pop of the late 90’s and early 00’s (I […]
Writing is Art
Posted on March 15, 2012 2 Comments

I’m sorry. Up front, I’m sorry. This blog was supposed to be the meandering thoughts that run through my head on the nature of the universe, a true home for my philosophizing, a place where my friends and family had a chance to gaze at my psyche from afar without being forced to engage me […]
Reality Sets In
Posted on February 10, 2012 1 Comment
I’m moving to Los Angeles. I’m moving to Los Angeles! Oh, my God, I’m moving to Los Angeles. Well, not until later in the year, but reality is setting in and it’s setting in hard. The other day, my dad told me we needed to talk about when we wanted to head out there. To […]
The Reality Breakdown
Posted on January 23, 2012 Leave a Comment
This universe sucks. I don’t feel bad saying it. There aren’t any superheroes, no one can time travel, teleportation is looking more and more unlikely. Curse you, physics. You are a harsh mistress. The other day, while playing Arkham City, I was struck by the thought of how woefully inadequate Gotham’s police force is. Every […]
The End is Nigh
Posted on January 18, 2012 Leave a Comment
I’m a little bit in love with rampant fatalism. Why is the idea of the end of the world so attractive? It seems like everyone wants to see humanity come to its inevitable end at the hand of some violent, foreseeable (preventable?) catastrophe. And, I’m not just talking about the whole 2012 Mayan thing. I […]