The Quiet Relief Before the End, and Why We Almost Never See It Coming
A sudden calm after long despair can be a warning sign in suicide prevention. On deceptive quiet, signs we can learn to read, and…
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The Hole Lies, the Rim Tells the Truth: What a Photograph of a Shattered Skull Really Reveals
Forensic analysis of gunshot wounds to the human skull reveals that the hole is the least informative part of the finding. The beveling geometry…
Is Life Worth Living? Albert Camus, Viktor Frankl, Leo Tolstoy, Friedrich Nietzsche, David Foster Wallace, and a Question That No Human Being Can Permanently Escape. And What Homo sapiens Has to Do With It.
Every forty seconds, somewhere in the world, a person dies by suicide. Albert Camus called it the only truly serious philosophical problem. What Camus,…