A subjective philosophy of a self-proclaimed oracle of Palo Alto
I don’t celebrate my birthday anymore. Birthdays used to be charming. Predictable. That manufactured joy people mistake for ritual. Candles, cake, the socially mandated chorus of people singing at you while you pretend not to feel awkward. Back then, it
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I was enjoying lunch with a friend when she suddenly clutched my hand and said, “I’m so glad you’re okay. Now, we can go back to normal.” Fighting cancer is a journey many traverse, each with a story etched in
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I was a child prodigy. When my peers were putting Lego blocks in their mouths, I was learning multiplication and reverse engineering baby formulas. As a result, I’ve won many accolades and awards, but my proudest achievement is the title
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