Orwell’s 1984 and AI: A Resemblance Too Close for Comfort

Orwell’s 1984 and AI: A Resemblance Too Close for Comfort

Believe it or not, I first read Orwell's famous 1984 in 1984 itself. It's even less believable that a 13-year-old (and yes, 13-year-olds were still considered kids back then) would be interested in Orwell at that age, but, again, believe it or not, I was. Back then, I couldn't yet comprehend all... Read More
The Evolution of the Unreliable Narrator in Mystery Literature

The Evolution of the Unreliable Narrator in Mystery Literature

In the vast world of psychological thriller and mystery literature, truth often appears as an unclear and elusive concept. As in real life, so in literature there can be a very thin line between what is real and what is merely someone's imagination. While in reality we have more than enough... Read More
Poor Cows

Poor Cows

In one episode of South Park, Cartman and his friends are deeply disappointed by the supposedly "controversial" content in 'The Catcher in the Rye,' which their teacher had assigned, proclaiming it to be provocative. Determined to show the world the true meaning of controversy, they sit down,... Read More