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Brandon Long

The Cathartic Nature of Sartre’s World of Nothingness

Living a Justified Life With an Existence that Is Unjustified

Jul 8, 2019

The Cathartic Nature of Sartre’s World of Nothingness

Jul 8, 2019

Brandon Long

My Sht’s Fuked Up

A story about medical conditions (not hot), compression stockings (hot), why philosophy matters, relationships, and what even matters?

Aug 20

My Sh*t’s Fu*ked Up

Aug 20

Brandon Long

Is Netflix’s 3 Body Problem Any Good?

Actually, Yes

Apr 22

Is Netflix’s 3 Body Problem Any Good?

Apr 22

Brandon Long

The Three-Adaptation Problem

Political and Sex-based Adaptation Choices

Apr 1

The Three-Adaptation Problem

Apr 1

Brandon Long

The Flawed Wisdom of Bezos

Why Conciliation Matters More Than He Thinks

Mar 2

The Flawed Wisdom of Bezos

Mar 2

Brandon Long

Does a Life have Coherence? The Passenger and Stella Maris on Life’s Coherence

What Ties a Life Together?

Feb 10, 2023

Does a Life have Coherence? The Passenger and Stella Maris on Life’s Coherence

Feb 10, 2023

Brandon Long

The Inheritance of Destiny, and the Curse of the Atomic Family, Philosophy of The Passenger and…

Genealogy and Destiny

Jan 5, 2023

The Inheritance of Destiny, and the Curse of the Atomic Family, Philosophy of The Passenger and…

Jan 5, 2023

Brandon Long

Each position in time is either past, present, or future.

Is time real? McTaggart thinks not.

Sep 7, 2022

Each position in time is either past, present, or future.

Sep 7, 2022

Brandon Long

A Short Story About Self-publishing a Short Story Collection

Don’t be Embarrassed by Your Art

Jul 27, 2022

A Short Story About Self-publishing a Short Story Collection

Jul 27, 2022

Brandon Long

Why Kathryn Paige Harden Can’t Distance herself from “Genetic Determinists”

Supra-causal Model of Genetics

Jul 16, 2022

Why Kathryn Paige Harden Can’t Distance herself from “Genetic Determinists”

Jul 16, 2022

Brandon Long

Brandon Long

Writes about science, politics, philosophy, and the spaces that separates us as as species — and occasionally in story form.

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