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  1. Issue · Sep 5, 2026

    What If I Am Intelligent Because I Never Finish Anything? (opens the original)

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    Thinking is essential. But sometimes I feel the need to feel without having a thought come first.Genuine freedom.I’m currently reading Notes from Underground, Dostoevsky’s short and unsettling novel. To be honest, I never imagined I would recognize so much of myself in a book.Before you ask whether that is a good or a bad thing, I have no idea. As I said at the beginning, right now I don’t want to think. Why categorize something I identify with as good or bad instead of simply allowing myself to

  2. Issue · Aug 9, 2026

    Silence does not always mean absence (opens the original)

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    Silence can be a way of expressing countless feelings. It can mean anger, fear, discomfort, love, indifference, longing. Sometimes, silence can say more than words ever could. And yet, I still think it remains one of the most underestimated forms of expression there is.One of the things that disturbs me most about studying consciousness is the idea that the only experience I know with certainty is the one unfolding inside my own mind. I can see you smiling and assume happiness. I can see tears a

  3. Issue · Jul 7, 2026

    What We See with Our Eyes Closed (opens the original)

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    Even the word dream is strange. It carries two entirely different meanings. One is the future we spend our lives chasing — the life we hope to build. The other arrives every night, when we close our eyes and quietly disappear into the silence of our own minds. Curiously, despite carrying both meanings, the word still escapes complete understanding.Every night, or almost every night, something extraordinary happens. We lie down, close our eyes, and the world around us quietly dissolves. Time slip

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