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Beatrice
My favorite instrument is the violin. When it is truly played it sings. No other instrument has had the potency to move me, to inspiringly haunt me, to allow me to stand before the angels of heaven and nymphs of … Continue reading
Life of Fire
The sun burned in Cancer and poised to take Leo when I came into this world naked and bloody and screaming I was a summer child meant to be docilized for urbanality Then coddled and corralled into domestication with the … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged angry poem, ash, burn, burnt, david t kukulkan, fire, hell, poetry, snake, toad
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It’s a Very Gay Day: Quickly on DOMA and Dragons
I got my news from Facebook this morning and thanks to George Takei I first read that DOMA is dead. I liked it and shared because it’s great news and I did the same thing with a bunch of the … Continue reading
Posted in Political
Tagged celebrate, civil rights, david t kukulkan, dead, defense of marriage act, DOMA, dragons, george takei, kukulkan, politics, same sex marriages, win
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Power and Human Nature
Powerlessness. Synonymous with impotence. And it’s something most of us can relate to. We live in a proverbial cage of iron laws; from the the government, economy, social constructs, and the basic laws of physics of course, we are surrounded, … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropological, Political
Tagged anthropology, david, forts, gardening, geological epoch, human nature, individual, iron laws, kukulkan, occupy, political scientist, power, powerless, powerlessness, providence, robert dahl, t.
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Atheism, Spirituality, and Wasps
I recently saw an interesting documentary called “Kumare” and it got me thinking about spirituality and human nature. There’s a guy, Vikram Gandhi, and he becomes a guru. He dresses in robes, grows out his hair, and speaks with an … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropological, Philosophical
Tagged atheism, atheist, bill nye, carl sagan, david kukulkan, gurus, kumare, leaders, neil degrasse tyson, New Age, philosphy, spirituality, teachers, vikram gandhi, wasps
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Hit Them in The Face with a Bag of Nails
I have learned a lot from people. Harsh truths mostly. Childhood and what we experience during it is, according to every psychologist ever, pivotal in forging who we become. When I was in elementary school and up till the 6th … Continue reading
Technology is Only Natural
“Prometheus, teacher in every art, brought the fire that hath proved to mortals a means to mighty ends” No one’s entirely sure when or where man first tamed the flame, but it changed everything. It changed the way we eat … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropological, Philosophical
Tagged aggression, anthropology, assassins creed, biology, center, compete, competition, culture, evolution, flamethrower, hookers, human, human race, natural, new york city, niche, nyc, philosophy, prometheus, Rockefeller, society, sociology, sports, technology, video games
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A Letter
Dear~ In reply to the ails of your mind: I understand why you have no motivation, I do. It’s because the West has grown soft with age and raised a generation of sheep. Worse than that: cattle too fattened and … Continue reading
My Biased Opinion is Correct
Is it really being biased when I take the side of science and human reason? I believe that science is our best way to collect the most accurate data available concerning our universe and reality. I don’t believe it is … Continue reading
Posted in Atheism & Religion
Tagged bullshit, college, creationism, david, fossils, god, island, kukulkan, opinion, religion, rhode, right, t.
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The Iron Astrolabe 