Nevanka was bleeding. It was apparent in the way red dripped through his fingers, all the way to his elbows and the way his fingertips were stained pink. But what he found much more nerve-racking was that he didn’t feel the blood. As he curiously watched the red trickle through his bare arm he wondered what had caused him to bleed in this way. Surely, he should’ve felt a wound that resulted in this much bleeding. Surely, there should’ve been some flinching, stabbing pain or n

We live in a time where technology allows us to reach anyone, anywhere in the world, in just a split second. But, ironically, when we see our phone ringing, instead of feeling excited to catch up with the person on the other end, we are often hit with a strong sense of anxiety. You know that feeling when you're staring at your screen, wishing the call would just disconnect on its own, and thinking to yourself, "Why can't my parents just text?" It seems like we’re more connect

There is the stubborn question passed from generation to generation since antiquity: what is man? Every few decades, a sharp mind attempts to crack this code from a unique vantage point, without forgetting all the bright minds before it that made their attempt. Socrates, Plato, Descartes, Leibniz, Pascal—the list is endless. We have made so much progress in many avenues of our existence, yet, we can't seem to make a simple step in this one. We should rejoice in this fact, bec