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My Son Gambley Said He Wants To Be A Door When He Grows Up
A short story written via a friend's creative prompt
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To Suffer Is To Remember
My withered legs carry a hollow shell into the thick of the forest, I watch a stranger reveal the marionette in the mirror, The image does not disturb me, Have I forgotten? A flash of light shoots across the sky: the memories hail down...
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I, Existential Masochist
A poem I made that contains my feelings about those who are apathetic about the pain the world is in
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This Life of Mine Unraveled
A short story I wrote about the pursuit of individuality
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Artificial Intelligence - Our Illegitimate Fears
Why we shouldn't fear artificial intelligence or any scientific advancement but rather, the people behind them.
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The Imperfection of Perfection: A Tale of Artificial Intelligence
Can we create a programming language that would allow artificial intelligence to think? Does artificial intelligence think already? Is there a "Holy Grail" of programming languages?
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My Top Ten Science Fiction Authors Of All Time
My ranking of my favorite science fiction authors. The list includes 'hard' scifi, classic scifi, and 'soft' scifi.
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Into The Void I March
A poem I wrote about the pursuit of individuality from the perspective of my life
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My Top Ten Music Albums of 2014
My top ten favorite albums from 2014. List contains rap, metal, rock, folk, pop, jazz, and bluegrass.
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What Exactly Is "Proof" In Science? Five Reasons Why Scientific Proof Is Different Than Other Kinds Of Proof
Have you ever heard anyone claim that science is just "theory" and can't be proven? This article will overview this common misunderstanding about how science works, generally.
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Why The Turing Test Doesn't Stack Up In Terms of Determining Intelligence
Why Alan Turing's 'Turing Test' doesn't help us understand the nature of intelligence in any meaningful way
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Why Pseudonyms Don't Always Co-refer To Their Owners
I make an argument as to why names such as Superman/Clark Kent or Mark Twain/Samuel Clemens refer to two separate individuals, even though they are physically the same object.
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My Review of 'The Fountain' By Darren Aronofsky
My analysis of The Fountain. Spoilers ahead.
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The Master Puppeteer - Analyzing The Influence Of American Broadcast News
In this article I choose a U.S. broadcast episode at random and analyze the subtle nuances of language it uses to contort the opinions of viewers and to keep them watching.
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The Hills Have Coal - Why Coal Is A Destructive Force In West Virginia
Mining coal for electricity is a huge tradition in West Virginia, but it has done more damage to the state than good, in all degrees - social, political, economic, and environmental
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At Sunset
A post-apocalyptic science fiction short story told from the perspective of the last remaining person on Earth, who takes on an extraordinary challenge.