Criminals Wear a Mask for a Reason
What’s in a fake name? Do you ever occlude your identity online and have you ever generated a random identity to fool the cyberworld? If yes, why? If not, why not?
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How to Know a Good Man
If we were to have a mascot for this Scientific Aesthetic blog where the Arts and Science converge, it would undoubtedly be the visage of the medically trained essayist, poet philosopher and Harvard professor — and brother of Henry and Alice and son of Henry, Sr. — William James.
How to Kill a Man
What is the best way to kill a man with the least effort on our part and that would give him the quickest, most painless, end — while saving us the most money?
Garry Davis and the World Citizen Movement: Life of Pleasure, or Pursuit of the Purity of Nothingness?
Garry Davis is 89-years-old and he’s a Man of the Universe and a Word Citizen. Garry was born the privileged child of world-famous big band orchestra leader Meyer Davis, he trained as a student of drama at Carnegie Institute of Technology (now Carnegie Mellon University) and that intrinsic familial wealth and fame — along with the cherished opportunity for excellent education — allowed Garry to live a life of the mind. Garry’s biggest claim to fame — or insanity — is the notion that we are all citizens of the world, and not tethered to nations, and to prove that point, he created the Word Passport in order to test his belief.
New AIDS Crisis in New York City
We have a new AIDS crisis rising in New York City — and while the GMHC are warning against the impending epidemic — this is not just a “Gay” problem any longer.
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