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• Letter Returned: Destination Unreachable
  on Jan 23, 2013 in Uncategorized
  My dear friend, Another pair of eyes lost their light today. It’s the same as saying that they lost their life, but that’s why we know the phrase, isn’t it? It’s one phrase, among a numberless fellowship, that is nothing more...
• Letter Returned: Destination Unreachable
  on Jan 23, 2013 in Uncategorized
  My dear friend, Another pair of eyes lost their light today. It’s the same as saying that they lost their life, but that’s why we know the phrase, isn’t it? It’s one phrase, among a numberless fellowship, that is nothing more...
• Evolution vs. Intelligent Design: It’s that simple.
  on Jun 9, 2012 in Uncategorized biology creationism evolution evolution vs intelligent design high school science intelligent design religion schools science secularism teaching the controversy
  I’m saddened to have to write a post of this nature, but it seems the time has come for another rehashing of this tired old crock of publicly debated hell. Evolution vs. Intelligent Design (or Creationism, if we have some straightforward honest...
• Evolution vs. Intelligent Design: It’s that simple.
  on Jun 9, 2012 in Uncategorized biology creationism evolution evolution vs intelligent design high school science intelligent design religion schools science secularism teaching the controversy
  I’m saddened to have to write a post of this nature, but it seems the time has come for another rehashing of this tired old crock of publicly debated hell. Evolution vs. Intelligent Design (or Creationism, if we have some straightforward honest...
• Making Sense of Molgrons
  on Apr 3, 2012 in Uncategorized comprehension fear linguistics misunderstanding panic Philosophy understanding
  Once, there were Molgrons. They lived on a planet much like ours, and in fact were quite identical to human beings– aside from the fact that their arms and legs were rather tentacles which also spat fire when aroused. Sarah, by a twist of fate...
• Making Sense of Molgrons
  on Apr 3, 2012 in Uncategorized comprehension fear linguistics misunderstanding panic Philosophy understanding
  Once, there were Molgrons. They lived on a planet much like ours, and in fact were quite identical to human beings– aside from the fact that their arms and legs were rather tentacles which also spat fire when aroused. Sarah, by a twist of fate...
• Implicit in the Text
  on Feb 17, 2012 in Uncategorized explicit humans implicit language logic People Psychology social interaction sociology
  As I walked from my room to eat dinner, I was observing people and noticing that many had their cell phones out. I wondered how many of them were actually communicating with someone, and how many were simply using the phone in their hands to avoid co...
• Implicit in the Text
  on Feb 17, 2012 in Uncategorized explicit humans implicit language logic People Psychology social interaction sociology
  As I walked from my room to eat dinner, I was observing people and noticing that many had their cell phones out. I wondered how many of them were actually communicating with someone, and how many were simply using the phone in their hands to avoid co...
• Peculiar
  on Feb 1, 2012 in Uncategorized
  I slept. And my dreams were of struggles and the clouds of despair that accompany the most dire of failures. I dreamt of futility, and weakness, and a hollow nothingness that remained of the man I used to be. What was peculiar was my desire to sleep,...
• Peculiar
  on Feb 1, 2012 in Uncategorized
  I slept. And my dreams were of struggles and the clouds of despair that accompany the most dire of failures. I dreamt of futility, and weakness, and a hollow nothingness that remained of the man I used to be. What was peculiar was my desire to sleep,...

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