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The Towel Paradox

God is like a towel in that you don't look for him until you need him and he's not there. A lot of things are like this. Most people don't need things but then when they do they're not there. Atomized individuals don't need people to act sacrificially to engage them...

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Perishable Emotions

Psychologists seem to think you can keep composure and the swirling emotions you feel will be able to surface later, where you can deal with them in a silent, socially acceptable manner. That may be true for some people but not for me. I guess I don't deal with...

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Muses

People wonder why I am not motivated by money. That one is easy, I have never had money so I don't know what having money is like. The employers I do the most for wonder why I'm not motivated by money when they haven't paid me enough to even live on my own in a modest...

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Cognitive Sharps

In the mental hospital there is a cabinet designated sharps that is locked because it contains things that someone could cut themselves with. A cognitive sharp isn't something that necessarily hurts you but it is something that you can take and go hurt yourself with...

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Fractal

Some preferences are pretty inconsequential like whether you prefer strawberry or vanilla ice cream. However, some have huge ramifications. I'm going to focus on a person's religion here though this could be applied to other things. A person's spiritual state is like...

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