Building Community
Trying to build connections Read More
Daylio
Daylio is a journal-ing app that will also give you statistics based on the information you provide it. I find it really interesting to go back and look at how a month has been, or how something has been affecting my mood. I'm going to go into more detail below, but I do have the paid version, and I forget what's in the base vs paid version of the app.. Read More
The Evolution of Trust
In which we talk about the Evolution of Trust, and the Prisoner's Dilemma Read More
Problem Solving and The Point
I watched Hank Green's video "What I Learned from the Weirdest Day of My Life" and I want to talk about it. Read More
Ranked Choice Voting
A Better Voting System Read More
Reading and College
I'm writing this post because I just read this article called "Is This the End of Reading?" by Beth McMurtrie, and had a lot of thoughts. I'll mostly be using quotes from the article to launch into points I'd like to talk about. Read More
Webcomics I Follow via RSS Feed
I know for me Cohost has become the main site I end up on. Unfortunately I don't really have any good website recommendations, but since Twitter has been going under I've added a bunch of Webcomic creators to an RSS Feed Reader that I self host FreshRSS. So I figured I'd share those in case anyone is looking for more webcomics. Read More
Why Blogging?
So, I feel like the first thing to talk about is why I added a blogging section to my website. In part, it's because I've largely transitioned out of working in media, so I'm not sure I need to keep this website as a way to show off my work. Another reason is lately I've been busy with working a lot and haven't had the time to do some of the other things I want. Blogging seems like a relatively easy thing to do, while still letting me express my thoughts. Read More