Commentary

  • The ones who walk away…

    The ones who walk away…

    The text explores Ursula K. Le Guin’s short story “The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas,” drawing parallels between its themes of happiness and suffering to the real-life injustices faced by Palestinians, urging moral reckoning. Read more

  • Turns out I may be a music snob

    Turns out I may be a music snob

    The author reflects on their love for music and self-identifies as a music snob, sharing their disdain for mainstream artists like Taylor Swift while highlighting their peculiar tastes and listening habits on Tidal. Read more

  • Do we still need to debate whether the g-word is happening?

    The ongoing debate centers on whether Israel’s actions in Gaza constitute genocide, with significant evidence supporting this claim. Many Western authorities reject this notion, despite overwhelming public and expert acknowledgment. Read more

  • Tidal Streams for November

    Tidal Streams for November

    In November, I focused on well-known artists while revisiting Massive Attack. I shared favorite songs from various artists, highlighting audiophile quality and expressing a desire to explore lesser-known musicians next month. Read more

  • Bleh Friday

    Bleh Friday

    The author highlights their mother’s love for shopping, contrasting her enthusiasm with their disdain for crowded sale events and inflated prices. Read more

  • It’s Democrazy, Stupid!

    It’s Democrazy, Stupid!

    The author reflects on their disillusionment with democracy, observing its corruption and manipulation. They criticize political campaigns’ deceitful tactics, acknowledging a global trend towards nationalism and extremism while highlighting recent political figures. Read more