Tag: inevitable

Hi, I’m Taylor Hughes. I’m the technical cofounder of Hypernatural, the most amazing short-form video generator. I have shipped apps and built teams at Facebook, Google, Clubhouse, and a bunch of start-ups in between. I’ve had a few people ask me recently about how to ...

Late stage capitalism is all the rage right now. This is especially true for younger generations — mine included — who believe there is no way out of the economic mess we’re in. Despite all the doom and gloom, there is light at the end of the tunnel. To get there, however, we&rs...

The Dishonored series depicts the aristocratic stratum of a feudal society going through industrialization. It is occupied with time and inevitability in a sense that Jameson refers to as a “prodigious anticipations of the thought mode of a social formation of the future” in “The P...

Most Men are weak, when women speak up for our rights, they run to pick me’s, begging at their feet to stop the “evil feminists” from taking their “right” to our bodies and emotions away. Men can’t do anything by themselves and it is unbelievably disappointing, bu...

The Iowa Republican voters have spoken, but we wasted our time waiting for the results of the caucuses. We knew that a four-times-indicted man would win the caucus vote. We did not know whether DeSantis would finish behind Nikki Haley or the reverse, but we knew that DeSantis’ dream of bringin...

Since the dawn of human civilization, our species has been on an inexorable journey of discovery, innovation, and transformation. From our humble beginnings as hunter-gatherers to the modern era of technological marvels, the narrative of human history can be viewed as an intricate tapestry woven by ...

My hair is disappearing at an accelerated rate. Soon, I will be accepting baldness or a comb-over. Neither one is appealing. I have learned to accept my spider veins and belly, but my head hair? No. This can’t be me. I now notice men with bald skulls and a semi-circle rim of hair underneath...

My hair is disappearing at an accelerated rate. Soon, I will be accepting baldness or a comb-over. Neither one is appealing. I have learned to accept my spider veins and belly, but my head hair? No. This can’t be me. I now notice men with bald skulls and a semi-circle rim of hair underneath...