Rey David A. Gayas peri·pa·tet·ic ˌper-ə-pə-ˈte-tik: of, relating to, or given to walking; moving or traveling from place to place; itinerant. Walking along the streets is therapeutic. Ancient philosophers usually did this to think and have discourse in the marketplaces, where symposia arose; and the pinnacle of debates, the podium, and stages were established. One … Continue reading Peripatetic
Advocating Murphy’s Law
By Joshua Emil Lizardo “Anything that can go wrong will go wrong.” Sometimes it is even extended to, “Anything that can go wrong will go wrong at the worst possible time.” These statements constitute the so-called Murphy's Law. Who is Murphy, the namesake? There are various accounts in popular culture. This one is my favorite: … Continue reading Advocating Murphy’s Law
No good advice here
Gilda Francesca G. Flores The first time I failed a subject in law school, I immediately sought comfort in words. But now, I feel indifferent towards them–because they relentlessly try to reshape my pain in a more positive note. Quite frankly, that is the last thing I want to hear. Nowadays, it feels like words … Continue reading No good advice here
Mercury in Retrograde Coded
Micah Marie F. Naadat Astrology has been around for centuries and traces its roots in ancient Mesopotamia. Recently, its rise across social media platforms has made people more aware of certain astrological terms such as “Saturn Return,” “Natal Chart,” “Sun, Moon, Rising,” and the ever infamous, “Mercury Retrograde.” But what is this so-called “Mercury Retrograde,” … Continue reading Mercury in Retrograde Coded
A not-so-subtle art of not giving a fudge
By Kimberly Joy V. Naparan As I write this column, I want to say happy birthday to Marcus Aurelius! Oh, so what now? Do you even care? Do you give a fudge? (I am going to use “fudge” because I do not like to curse, but you get the idea.) Why am I mentioning this … Continue reading A not-so-subtle art of not giving a fudge
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