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-4 posts tagged "self-discovery"
Jack Griffiths | Friday, December 2, 2022
Head spectrum is the cognitive carnival. Your neurons have soared off the rails. So hold on to your everything, ladies and gentlemen. Behold the hidden wonder of the world and watch as thoughts bounce on all the cranium walls. Getting the opportunity to (metaphorically) spill ink about my personal experiences and about neurodivergence more broadly
Megumi Tamura | Friday, October 28, 2022
“Know thyself.” This Socratic maxim is carved into the stone of the entrance to the Temple of Apollo, and it represents a philosophical quest that has challenged all of humanity since consciousness. The quest to know thyself — to understand who we are and why we are — is the greatest point in the state
Ellie Konfrst | Tuesday, September 15, 2020
Other than a Girl Scout sleepaway camp, before I turned 18, I had never been camping before. Nevertheless, my freshman year of college was bookended by two camping trips that changed the way I saw myself and the way I saw the world. Two days before I moved into my freshman year dorm room (miss
April Feng | Wednesday, November 11, 2015
“What kind of base would you like?” “Can I have the Sichuan base?” “Sriracha?” “Um, no. Sichuan.” “What is that?” Helplessly, I pointed out my choice of stir-fry base on the menu: “This one, Sì-Chuān.” I pronounced the word with perfect tones: fourth, first. “Oh! You mean Szechuan!” The cook exclaimed in English, her native language,