Monthly Archives: November 2020

We’ve lost focus… Even now I am struggling to remember what I sat down to write. But I left myself a clue; “We’ve lost focus”. We suffer from a cognitive disease that is not observed because it is simply too … Continue reading →

People rely on religion to provide their life with tangible meaning. They also use it to allay their fear of not existing. Not just death. Death is an arbitrary thing when you believe that a piece of you may supersede … Continue reading →