As AI sweeps through our world, I finally decided to make my stance on modern AI known.

Doing What We Can, Not What We Should - My Take on AI as a Researcher

When confronted with the end of the road, our regrets become that much more apparent.

she calls herself life

I'm plagued with a single question: "how do you sum up a lifetime?"

The Final Seven Minutes

How exactly do we fall in and out of love?

whispers

In a world dominated by seeking second chances, are we actually robbing ourselves of an authentic experience?

“if i had known what i know”

A full-body emotional workout with authentic elements of the high school experience make for a game that won’t just tug at your heartstrings - it’ll rip them right from you.

Finding Your Spark - A Review of Until Then

Imposter syndrome, the nice weather, and learning to love past me.

A Week in 20-something-hood - Edition One (April 9th)

I think about death a lot - not in an overly morbid way, but in one of those ways that prompts some critical thought and encourages you to appreciate your mortality.

Beyond Red Strings

Ashen Canvases

I looked around me just a bit more carefully, and saw all the ways people were finding themselves just dying to live, as opposed to living to die.

From “Living to Die” to “Dying to Live”

The most benign things can bring you inspiration, but we get so caught up in our own little echo chambers that we don't appreciate it enough.

An Address to Future Leaders

This film may mistakenly present itself as a cliche romance, but you’ll soon witness firsthand the trials and tribulations that come with overcoming overwhelming social anxiety, social reclusion and depression.

Living Again - A Review of “A Silent Voice”

I was taught that so much can be expressed through ivory keys and under hot stage lights.

Introspection Through The Past - A Review of “Your lie in April”

Life changes literally before your eyes - starting with the very colors you see.