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Is having wonder in life necessary for meaning? And if so, why is it so underappreciated? Read More »

Maybe the Christian God is less concerned with etching the line between right and wrong in order to distribute points, and more concerned with rescuing people of all sexual orientations and identities... Read More »

Given how political the conversation has become in the last couple years, it’s easy for those disconnected from the LGBT community to drown in the stats and figures and forget how truly personal and... Read More »

Rather than acting out of a pervading sense of freedom in the options and opportunities in front of us, we become enslaved to what we believe others expect of us. Read More »

The way we perceive, understand and react to the world around us is completely dependent upon our emotions, our experiences (or lack thereof) and the fact that we can only get inside our own heads and... Read More »

It’s a pretty simple concept: If you pretend to be confident and successful for long enough, you will eventually become confident and successful. Read More »

I never wanted to go to Stanford for college. I never wanted to go anywhere in particular. Of course I wanted to go to college, but I never had my heart set on a specific college. Read More »

But after a couple of days, there’s something about being away from school that makes me go stir-crazy. Read More »