The underground journal · Vol. 01–32

Essays from
a sequestered mind.

Personal essays and fragments about technology, society, identity, creativity, and what it means to be human. A place for unfinished thoughts, unexpected connections, and ideas that refuse to sit still.

THE UNDERGROUND JOURNAL

Ideas, art & the human experience.

A note from the editor

This is not a feed designed to keep you scrolling. It's an invitation to pause, wander through an idea, and find something worth carrying with you.

Fragments

The biggest disability that we can have is a bad attitude.

I find myself working harder on staying true to who I am, so that life doesn't take over my personality.

The ideas and work on the site are left to fend for themselves without a framing shaped by the webmaster's habits.

They're able to plant themselves in our metaphorical gardens of chaos and order; very matter-of-fact like.

What I propose is that fulfillment shouldn’t result from individual reasoning but by sharing our ruminations, which can further ontological clarity by deconstructing our impressions of the world.

Collected writings

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Essays froma sequestered mind.

The essay archive

Essays from
a sequestered mind.