Essays

I consider this lowly part of the internet a safe haven, where I get to write whatever I want, however I want. I shall get to challenge hard ideas, defend non-germane claims, or artfully respond to bathroom hypotheticals here - for which I'm grateful.

So, being the proponent of freedom of expression, I dedicate this blog to practicing my writing eloquence. I wish to focus on three aspects: critical thinking, fluency, and persuasiveness. By the end of the many essays I may draft here, I hope to improve my volubility and articulation.

The topics, some trivial and others controversial, that I will argue for or against are mentioned in this convenient document. As you might have noticed, writing this blog serves as an excuse to finally work on the soporific gre prep. The format will follow me arguing for or against a claim made in the title of the essay, although the nature of my arguments may be contingent to the essay-particular instructions mentioned in that convenient paper.

I will update this blog from time to time, mentioning the date when I do so, so that you can hold me accountable.

Should I write the feedback for each essay as well?

Perhaps I will. And, perhaps that is the best way to do it. However, I will try to be as concise as possible, for the focus shall not be deterred from what you will ultimately find valuable.

Table of Contents:

Essay 1: Governments should place few, if any, restrictions on scientific research and development.

(09/30/2025)