Against Human Rights
The Criticism of Human Rights
On The Illusions Of Perception
These things that come to us like ghostly voyeurs contain within them directable capabilities. We can move on the instinct of believing a thought that arises, yet its origin is unfamiliar to us. It may be a thought of someone in our locality, and yet we like to take ownership
The Hermeneutics Of The Vibration
This word, "vibe," vibration—we otherwise know it to be a representation of some ethereal motion of a moving physical thing that occurs in our spatial awareness, harnessed between the awareness of our bodies and our minds, and the environment's lucidity, open to possibility.
But what
Atmospheric Hegemony: The Brutalist Ontology of Nighttime Spatial Design
The term "Night-club," viewed through an etymological lens, is entirely justifiable in its essence, as it openly states its nature. It encapsulates the defining features of a club belonging to the "Night," offering a landscape of possibility for the esoteric members of this nocturnal community. These
On The Perception Of The Homeless Beggar
We often believe that these individuals are those whom life has destroyed—who have lost everything, from riches to love, from fame to glory—and now find themselves on cobbled roads, with stained stone as their pillows.
Who is this individual we pass by everyday?
Who is this ghost of
Thanatological Horizons: Transcending the Graveyard as Symbol
In our modern civilization, we still have not come to terms with the notion of death and its message. Like birth, death is a truth of life, and it cannot be conquered immediately as other aspects of life can be—through rationality, reason, faith, or science. So far, anyhow.
The
