Kant on piracy Oct 9, 2020 I remember in high school, one of my friends said that he pirated a $5,000 piece of software “just cuz”. At the time, it seemed illegal obviously, The socialism vs fascism polarization phenomena Oct 7, 2020 It seems to be common pattern throughout history that socialism rises with fascism and vice versa, fascism usually winning it seems. My take is that Action in an Age of Inaction Sep 28, 2020 One of the pivotal elements of the totalitarian movements of Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia as outlined by Hannah Arendt was that humans became The Fascist Mythic Past and Rock Music Sep 15, 2020 Recently during some exercising, I thought of how people who arguably are in the fascist movement of America, young and old, probably enjoy The Little Pleasures Sep 12, 2020 During the pandemic, there has not been much room for any pleasurable experiences or times. Each day comes with worse news, setting your Equality and Dialogue Sep 10, 2020 Dialogue is one of the most common things we do. When I say dialogue it is not just mere conversation or speaking between some people, I mean some On endings Aug 1, 2020 Every show or movie I watch or story I read always leaves me feeling some kind of way. Whether it’s the end of That 70s Show, Naruto, or Cowboy A Kantian Conception of Data Rights Jul 11, 2020 What we own, what we have a right to say is ours, is an age old question. Even with easy cases, understanding property rights, property acquisition, Formal epistemology and gaming Jun 20, 2020 Any good competitive gamer will start to create a model of the game in their head. They will start to think about their decisions and the utility Finding your humanity May 27, 2020 I recently binged the anime “Parasyte” after seeing it pop up on Netflix. I am pretty sure my freshman year roommate recommended it to me, but I