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High Fidelity and Tracking Your Misery
Misery loves company, or so the saying goes. But how much company exactly? Lots of people prefer to be alone in their misery. Particularly because those…
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Andrew Heard
Poll: What series should I cover next?
Hey everyone, I’ve gotten ahead of myself in terms of the content I’ve planned for long form series. My analysis of Angel is finished, the final…
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Rutherford Falls and Grappling With The Past
The moral case for knowing where you came from and coming to terms with it.
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Angel Season 4: Trying to Make a Better World (early access)
The moral case for trying to make a better world without destroying it.
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Dollhouse and the Construction of Identity
The moral case for making sure you know what your identity actually is and how it came about.
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Newsletter Update: Hitting 250 subscribers, CoVid book and why I have enough time on my hands
Hey everyone, I just wanted to say thank you because this place recently hit 250 subscribers. Only a few months ago, I had the goal of hitting 1…
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Angel Season 1: Leaving Childhood Behind
The moral case for becoming an adult and leaving your childhood behind.
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The Haunting of Bly Manor and the Weight of Grief
The moral case for understanding how grief slows you down.
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Do Revenge and What Revenge Does to People
The moral case for making sure you don't become your enemy.
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Be It Resolved: Evil is a Necessary Thing
For: People are going to encouter evil in the world but that is how you understand good. Chilling Adventures of Sabrina: Embracing Darkness and …
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Angel Season 3: Becoming a Parent (early access)
The moral case for knowing what it takes to be a parent before becoming one.
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Insatiable and Hunger for More
The moral case for understanding where your cravings come from.
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