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The year is 2045, and you just watched a marathon of Black Mirror. Feeling that the end is near but that you still have much to accomplish, you decide to upload your consciousness to the cloud, so that a virtual... Continue Reading →
The priest seemed to have aged a decade. “Two years?” “She deserved twenty. She remained in that cage until she grew too big to fit in it and she merely broke the crate from the inside.” “But—” The priest stole... Continue Reading →
Abstract Based on empirical evidence that suggests that failing to recognize a stimulus as emotionally relevant results in hypoactivity of the orexinergic cells in the hypothalamus, this article proposes a physiological model of boredom that makes depression a consequence of... Continue Reading →
Berscheid (2010) argues that love is difficult to define because of all the instances of love that exist: romantic love, fraternal love, friendship, which vary in much more than a degree of liking. Love is easy to recognize, nevertheless, so... Continue Reading →
I will be reading tomorrow, Thursday, June 28 2018 an excerpt from: Murder! the first chapter of my novel in progress Coffee, Shopping, Murder, Love at Drunken Masters The Escondite 410 Boyd Street, Los Angeles, CA 90013 Thursday, 6/28 8-10pm FREE PARKING! Coffee,... Continue Reading →
I see people constantly shaming other peoples' identities on social media about racial issues (i.e. if you voted for Trump you're racist) and I think: that ain't going to help. So I wrote this, an explanation of why shaming doesn't... Continue Reading →
I got this crazy idea about how to include men in the fight for women's reproductive rights, and so I wrote a paper about it, below. On October 6, 2017, the Trump administration rolled back the mandatory provision of the... Continue Reading →
I watched this video today, and I think there’s something important to learn from it. LOOOOOOOL HE JUMPED OUT OF HIS SUPREMACIST UNIFORM TO AVOID A WHOPPING LIKE THIS WAS SCOOBY DOO pic.twitter.com/qd5XHrS4GC — Plantainbae™ (@justcallmeBABA) August 16, 2017 The... Continue Reading →
Storytellers want their stories to be addictive so that the readers keep turning pages and viewers keep asking for more. How does one achieve that? What does engagement entail? My proposal here is to turn stories into a game for... Continue Reading →
