Was the Singapore Climate Rally performative? Of course it was. Yet despite the performance, I never once felt that the people around me were performing. […]
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Quantum Supply Chains
Have you checked out the latest Apple iPhone? What about Nvidia’s top line of GPUs? […]
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Mental Health & D&D
Ernest Ng (centre) narrating the setting of the game for his players. Recently-graduated NUS Psychology […]
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In Search of Happiness: Beyond Cash, Love and Clout
In the heart of the open-aired Paya Lebar Quarters (PLQ) Plaza, surrounded by shops and […]
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Olivia Rodrigo: Guts Album Review
Though Guts sounds and feels very much like Sour, Rodrigo has made sure to crank everything that made Sour great to eleven with spades of attitude to spare. […]
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Doja Cat and the Perils of Parasocial Relationships
Regardless of how you feel about her tattoos and unconventional new appearance, I’d like to delve into the most egregious sin that Doja Cat appears to have committed: “hating” her fans. […]
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Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer: A Review and Analysis
Oppenheimer can be described loosely as a modern day Frankenstein, the father of a creature he immediately loses control of. […]
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Generation Z’s Influence on The Future of Music Consumption
The profound influence of Gen Z on the future of music consumption including diverse music preferences, streaming habits, and the ripple effects that are reshaping the soundtrack of our lives. […]
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Dominance in a sport does not make it less interesting: Lessons from Formula 1 and why you should continue watching it
Is it boring to see the same person win? Does no competition necessarily mean less action? Let me present to you the case of Max Verstappen and Formula 1. […]
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Art Versus Artist Versus… AI?
AI art, in all its detached prompt-and-product algorithmic glory, obliterates the question of art versus artist entirely. […]
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Antifragility is Why I No Longer Chase Happiness
I first came across the term ‘antifragility’ in January when I was trying to set […]
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