Thank you!

I appreciate it. I like all of these authors from those perspectives as well. I started reading Jaspers in philosophy, Jung in psychology, and Orwell in literature before looking at them from a more political

Tackling those unsolvable existential inherent human problems is something I do at times, but it's often best to separate the two approaches to avoid causing pointless frustration. I've been trying to

I would propose that there are better things than those two in the book, but I did mention the holidays, political parties, and religion in one line. And, I don't read it as a somber story. Those two points

I agree. Do you think there is anything that should be in this list?

I still think it might be the most surprising thing in the book.

Thanks!

I really appreciate it. It's a subject that I've been thinking about for many years, and I've been working on my writing skills for the last few years. Still, this short article took from dawn until dusk

Lol. Yes, the phenomenologists definitely made some good points, although they tended towards confusing language in my opinion. A natural result of trying to articulate the limits of human experience and

Thank you.

Here's a paper that you may like: At this point I think my favorite novel dealing with time is All You Need is Kill. I'm guessing it's a little off of what you normally prefer, but I especially like how

Never, and I do mean never, insult the CAS. I like playing with time. In the recent past there was a movement in Continental Europe as part of existentialist psychology to ascribe most disorders to the

The second person writing is kind of fascinating, while also not being that useful. Although, I've recently been interacting with more people that do role-playing games and it's not seen as unusual in

Thank you!

I appreciate it. Time is a funny thing.

Thank you! Greetings from Michigan.

This was with American students here in Michigan yesterday. I just posted another article a few seconds ago about a Russian student that I have. You'll like that one too. There's a unicorn involved.

Thank you!

You're welcome.

I appreciate it, especially the hug.