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Clifford’s Argument
Is it morally wrong to believe something without sufficient evidence? Examining philosopher W. K. Clifford’s ethics of belief, this essay challenges the idea of a universal moral obligation, exploring how society and culture shape our understanding of morality, evidence, and belief.
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The Dead End
Beyond the familiar streets of a quiet neighborhood lies South Maple, a forgotten dead end where an abandoned school, a deteriorating playground, and overlooked homes tell a story of neglect, resilience, and the beauty waiting to be discovered.
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The Storm of Quiet
In a world where technology shapes every thought and desire, a powerful solar storm disrupts the system. As the connection disappears, something unexpected emerges: the ability to feel, question, and connect.
