shwizle

so i think it would be really cool to start my own magazine. i'm a huge magazne enthusiast (from HEEB, CREATIVE, Adbusters, Wired, CMYK, Lurzer's ARCHIVE, SLAM, and TIME, to Swindle, Urb, Mental Floss, and New York. I understand that there are many, many magazines out there, however I believe there is room for more.  It's all about finding the right niche in the market. ------------------------------------------------------------ -I'm looking for suggesstions on what you would like to see in your ideal magazine. ------------------------------------------------------------ For instance, I think a good magazine should have the followin

         Do we, as human beings really have free will?  I, as many of us, would like to believe so.  When faced with the abysmal question, however, I can not ignore the seemingly obvious answer that no, we do not have free will.  Many of us take the concept of having free will as a given–something that is learned from an early age and not questioned often.  Well, take a venture outside the text book as I take a stab at explaining why people do what they do. First, think about what contributes to who you are today. You may think of your childhood and upbringing.  One's childhood experience is crucial in shaping one's life, since we ar

Modern societies' ambition to understand and explain every aspect of a given social science– whether it be sociological, communicational, psychological, etc., will always fall short due to the complex and unexplainable nature of life.  Our attempt to pose as the expert will always prove to be unsuccessful.  Humanity isn't something that can be simplified, or explained, in a set number of bullet points.  There is not always a right or wrong answer as modern civilization would like to have us believe.  The nature of the current education system is one that seeks to simplify, categorize, and define every viable concept– even though the