Just a few weeks ago, the graduating class of 2026 moved their tassels to the side and threw their caps in the air, a la Legally Blonde, to celebrate one of life’s biggest achievements, one we’ve been taught to pursue ferociously since childhood: a college education, a degree, a paper. Except that by now, we have all heard about the 5.7% unemployment rate decimating the professional and economic outlook of the country’s recent graduates. As it appears, report after report, th

In 2019, in Miami, an artwork was displayed, then later sold for 6.2 million dollars. This artwork made people question the very nature of art, the definition of value, and the bias within the art market, showing that there is beauty and value in everything, as long as you say there is. The thing is, this isn’t The Last Judgement or The Scream, it’s actually a $0.30 banana taped to a wall with a $7.00 roll of duct tape. But Comedian wasn’t about the price; the real artwork wa

As soon as we grow up and gain consciousness, we start to search for meaning and purpose of life. In this search we learn about ideologies and hastily take sides because our primary instinct is to find a tribe, a place where we belong. Some do find a place where they belong, whereas (a suggestion to show contrast)some wander even/still (another alternative for “even”.) in their 50’s. In this information enriched world, finding an ideology that fits is even harder because the