I’ve always known I was an introvert. A shy and quiet kid, I usually preferred my own company and was … More
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‘To care, or not to care’: Does it matter if its all real?
A sceptical theory posed by some philosophers is based on the idea of an ‘evil genius’ that controls our lives … More
Surmounting Self-Doubt: An Ode to Effort and Perseverance
Salty cries of sea gulls are spluttering as a blue foam of waves is throbbing against the boat’s bow. Two … More
Skin art: proponent or opponent?
What do Harald II, George V, and Edward VII have in common? Correct, they all acted as leaders of the … More
The Descending Scale
Crafted from our societal values, there is a scale that was delicately made. Placed upon a column, upholding our views … More
Perfectionism and the Pursuit of Happiness
As humans are intrinsically imperfect, it is likewise accurate to say that striving for excellence and a constant feeling of … More
Activism (But Only if You’re In Our Circle)
We are very much alive and thriving (somewhat) in the age of social media. We are hooked to our phones, … More
Towards the Collaborative: Deconstructing the Idea of the Artistic Genius
In Western discourses, the idea of artistic genius is almost inextricably intertwined with the notion of art. When we learn … More
The Case Against Colston: Why it’s Time to be Honest about the Public Past
On Sunday June 7th, a public memorial in the centre of Bristol, England, was defaced and unceremoniously rolled into the … More
Sober or Steamin’ – Why is Alcohol Essential?
* This article was written before Phase 1 for ‘coming out of lockdown’ in Scotland. While many shops are … More
