Philosophy · 04. February 2023

The growing understanding of astronomy has elicited a heated philosophical debate regarding the existence of extraterrestrial civilisations. Throughout the essay, I will aim to defend my contention that there are no good reasons to conclusively believe that the absence of extraterrestrial civilisation would be bad news. Prior to defending this view, it is essential to outline how the extraterrestrial life debate was developed and later I shall explain why the absence of extra-terrestrial..

08. April 2022

The boy enters a never-ending paradoxical loop of returning back to the bridge under the same dystopian red sky. As the boy walks past the streets without end, he begins to question everything, inviting the sleep to forget about all the ever-present, humdrum repetition of tragedies in sight. He imagines himself to be looking at a girl desired so much and to be holding her hand, embracing the glorious magnificence of her presence. Then the boy realises that nothing happened and ends up screaming

26. January 2022

Luna Moonlight encourages the boy to return back to Reality which he travelled from. The boy does not listen but believes that he belongs in the city of Dream and Happiness.

09. December 2021

This is the story of a boy who opened his eyes and the girl who disappeared.

06. August 2021

Overall, i like it in general but i feel as though it doesnt really fully show that quirky side of aurora in chorus. But thats just my opinion. 6.5/10

26. May 2021

Article from: https://academyofideas.com/2020/10/soren-kierkegaard-value-of-despair/ “That one is in despair is not a rarity; no, it is rare, very rare, that one is…not in despair.” Søren Kierkegaard, The Sickness Unto Death Is it possible to believe that we are leading a good life, but in actuality to be in a critical state of despair? Can conformity and the pursuit of social status be a strategy used to hide this despair, not just from others, but from ourselves? And what is an...