Psychology | Wayward

Method to Fight Social Anxiety | Journal Entry

Posted by Corey Arnold on August 1, 2020 in Health, Psychology |No Comments

I debated posting this mostly from an anxious place. I feared that I’d be “good deed signaling” if that’s even a thing. I decided to post anyway because that is a dumb concern and when one person does a good action it usually motivates others to do something similar. Also, people who attempt to shame […]

The Mechanisms at Work | Human Narratives

Posted by Corey Arnold on July 28, 2020 in Politics, Psychology, Society |No Comments

Shifting Gears The murder of George Floyd has been pivoting point for many. I am included in that many. My thoughts have been focused on race, racism, gender discrimination, accountability, representation, political power, and media manipulation. I’ve been mulling over ideas from Noam Chomsky and Angela Davis in particular. Though I’m most definitely a-political in […]

Where the Heck Does Meaning Come From? | Pt. 1

Posted by Corey Arnold on January 18, 2020 in Identity, Psychology, Reflections, Society |No Comments

** This will be a multi part post. The goal is to ultimately end up looking at a few philosophers’ ideas of meaning to see how they are actually applied to life. This first part will more or less be my own musings on this topic. ** What Do I Mean? Suffering has largely determined […]

Finding a National Identity in an Age of Micro-Cultures

Posted by Corey Arnold on December 23, 2019 in Identity, Psychology, Society, Uncategorized |No Comments

As of recent, I’ve encountered some politically and philosophically minded people who have found intriguing ways to bring up interesting and controversial topics. I’ve heard identitarians, nationalists, and libertarian-inclined folk state why their ideologies were seemingly the most sensible way not only to govern a people but also being more sensible landscapes for individual freedoms […]