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Tag: philosophy of man

  • Thoughts right after watching episode 8 of “Extraordinary Attorney Woo” <이상한 변호사 우영우>

    My excitement for every new episode often feels more like anxiety. As I wait for the Netflix upload, I feel antsy, almost as if the usual mindless habit of reading through summaries to know what would happen in a story beforehand becomes a compulsion to be addressed instead. This is this strong urge to scroll…

  • The difference between serving, helping, and fixing

    All three objectifies the receiver of the act in some way because all three necessitates an object. Although the term serving and the way it had been explained may sound more considerate, something about having to argue what sort of deed to do, or how a sort of deed should be done, seems to be…

  • The thing about languages

    Perhaps instead of thinking about each language as separate systems on their own, it might be better to think of each as simply a part of the entirety of knowledge, as every one of them containing a piece of Truth. Just like how there are philosophical concepts I have yet to understand or literary tropes…

  • I am No One

    I am no one There is no one that is myself so how can I be free from that image, a reflection holding my hands and mouth bound by the distortion of the glass mirror There is no one, no one here so how can anyone scream, begging for liberty no one is here to…

  • Thoughts while buying eggs for the kitchen

    Thoughts while buying eggs for the kitchen

    What is it in those steps I took in the grayish grass of this empty road?

  • Flaws of nature

    Flaws sound like problems, which ought to be solved, but maybe the reason why nothing seems to ever be perfect is because breathing itself can be suffocating enough, what more a precisely measured way of exhaling and inhaling and moving about a boundless world?