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  1. Issue · Sep 3, 2026

    Lindsay Clancy's Trial and Virtue Signaling (opens the original)

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    The Lindsay Clancy trial has served as a useful focus-point for the public to stake out their opinions, or in most cases, display their utter ignorance, on the issue of postpartum psychosis and depression. Social media, but also regular day-to-day conversations have found plenty of room to focus on this case. This prompted me to ask myself some questions regarding Clancy:Was Clancy in direct-control over her actions when she murdered her children?Was Clancy murdering her children revealing a con

  2. Issue · Jul 30, 2026

    The Trial- Fafka: A Religious Analysis (Spoilers Obviously) (opens the original)

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    I just finished Franz Kafka’s The Trial and am still not quite sure what I read. Published after Kafka died and only after being edited by his friend, Max Brod, The Trial is an unfinished, confusing, dark, and reflective story of how Joseph K. finds himself lost in a court trial that consumes his life; he has committed no crime, is given no information, and through endless hours of effort to advance his case through the unending bureaucracy, makes no ground. K.’s lawyers are of no help, his frie

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