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Knowledge


Prereader, Editor, Cowriter, and Writer. My background is philosophy and accounting. My stories include heavy use of allusions, drama, and foolish ponies.

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  • 343 weeks
    It has been two years but I am back!

    I have been doing a lot of editing lately. One writer even gave me an opportunity to co-write for them. Inspired by all the work I have been doing, I gotten into writing my own stories again. This one is short, but I think you will all love it. The story is very me.

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  • 437 weeks
    The Frustration of Writing without Feedback

    I am sure we all written stories which have gotten likes and dislikes without comments to explain them. With only those for feedback, you become uncertain as what you did to deserve either. The longer the story becomes, the greater the frustration becomes of what has earned the respect or ire of your readers. This is doubly confusing if you are rewriting your story from the ground up and start

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  • 437 weeks
    Timeline and Glossary for The Pony Dialogues

    This chapter provides the basic information about the world of The Pony Dialogues to make reading and understanding the story easier. That being said, you don't have to read this to understand what is going on. The Prologue also repeats a significant portion of this information.

    Main Continent Time Line before the Cataclysm

    Years before Present

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  • 437 weeks
    Genre Take: Tragedy

    Tragedy is about making a mistake that leads to great misfortune in the end. The misfortune must be a direct consequence of the hero making the wrong decision. We also should be able to humanize the reason why the hero made the wrong choice. When a hero kills the princess to take the throne, we should sympathize with the ambition that drives with the hero, but also recognize what they did was

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Apr
13th
2014

Senior Seminar Paper · 1:48am Apr 13th, 2014

If you are wondering why my next chapter of never acclaimed un-pop hit The Pony Dialogues hasn't updated recently, it is because I got to graduate soon and that means papers on top of papers mixed with job interviews falling into the inevitable despair. The next chapter is almost finished, so I should have it out after the semester ends just when I graduate and get my BA in Philosophy.

Among the papers for school I have to write is my Senior Seminar paper which is about how to analyze the effects of digital technology on our ability to value and find relevance in our lives. If you want to watch my progress on it and give me advice, here is a LINK. I will also post the complete, edited version, later so you can all bask in what amounts to years of time wasted watching other people enjoy themselves using the internet.

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Comments ( 3 )

What kind of job can you get with a philosophy degree?

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Personally, I would love to become a philosophy or cultural studies professor, but that does speak well of the variety of career options philosophy allows.

Philosophy is not directly tied to any obvious careers but there are plenty of options. One can be a writer or editor due to the writing intensive work load philosophy courses have. One can go into consulting for businesses wanting to have an ethical check on their projects to prevent public backlashes or doing more harm than good because they lack the critical attention that philosophy has towards the world. One can work on a team developing video games or software for consumers by bringing a sensitivity to the most current tools philosophy has to offer for meaningful storytelling as well as in making the software accessible to people in their multiplicity as opposed to a standard human.

Sorry if this is repetitive and rambling, but as you probably tell, I'm tired.

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No, it's aight. Thanks for explaining.

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