Explores enduring questions about human nature, meaning, and continuity beyond the immediacy of events.
We tend to measure life by what we build or achieve, but what lasts are the moments we share without realizing their importance. Memory is where presence becomes permanent, and where human connection quietly outlives us.
Human beings have always carried within them a restless thirst to appear, exceptional, original. What we call origination is often less a creation from nothing and more a rearrangement of what already exists.
If your desires were engineered, how would you know. Most of what you call autonomy is compliance that feels voluntary. This essay examines how modern institutions shape belief, desire, and political identity.
