Free Agent, Professor, and Superforecaster
Now that I’ve got a little one to look after, I spend a lot of time watching him interact with the world around him. At this point in his life, that means he’s interacting with just about anything he can get his hands on. Sometimes, I wish it were just his toys and then that got me …
Continue reading “What if We Learned That Objects Aren’t Meant to Be Owned?”
Note: the first two paragraphs are introductory and are derived from the first post in this series. I’ll continue to repost them, in case this is your first time reading a post from this series. When I was still a doctoral candidate at Sofia University, one of the courses I completed was “World Religions.” This was one …
Continue reading “A Collection of Scriptures for Guidance: Hinduism, Part 7”
During a trip I took earlier this year, I happened to pick up a USAToday. I don’t often read the USAToday, but that has more to do with the way that I aggregate articles. As I was reading, I came across an op-ed about Tulsi Gabbard, the newest member of the House of Representatives from …
Continue reading “Could Washington, DC, Use a Little More Selfless Service?”
First and foremost, the story is fantastic. If you haven’t seen it, be sure to — you’ll be glad you did. As I have with other movies, I’m going to talk about some of the plot, so if you haven’t seen it, save this post and come back to it after you have (if you …
Continue reading “Thoughts on the Movie “Life of Pi”: Letting Go”
Jeremiah Stanghini 