Current Issue
One of the challenges in today’s seemingly react-first culture is that we sometimes find ourselves reacting to a symptom instead of wrestling with the root. We deal with related branches of an issue, as opposed to dealing with the issue at its core. Such seemed true again last
Current Issue
One of the challenges in today’s seemingly react-first culture is that we sometimes find ourselves reacting to a symptom instead of wrestling with the root. We deal with related branches of an issue, as opposed to dealing with the issue at its core. Such seemed true again last
Current Event
Years ago I shared an apartment with a man name “Pepe.” “Shared” is a relevant term. More accurately, my friend -- for whom “Pepe” served as a colloquial cognomen for a far longer name (necessitating significantly more advanced pronunciation skills) -- gave me 100 bucks each month to camp on my couch.
Current Event
Years ago I shared an apartment with a man name “Pepe.” “Shared” is a relevant term. More accurately, my friend -- for whom “Pepe” served as a colloquial cognomen for a far longer name (necessitating significantly more advanced pronunciation skills) -- gave me 100 bucks each month to camp on my couch.