Writing
Essays and Thoughts
All my longer-form writing content in one place.
All Posts
Rising Matriculation Age: The Cost of Delay
Research paper examining how medical school admissions incentives normalize gap years and how delayed matriculation affects physician workforce timing.
Dimensions Are a Social Construct
But if being able to move back and forth in "something" is the only qualification for it being a dimension, then why aren't things like temperature a dimension? I mean if you have an object, it can get heated and cooled just as easily as it can be moved up and down. You can graph temperature with respect to time the same way you can position, I mean that's literally what a weather map is. So isn't temperature a dimension? Hell, what even is a dimension?
Karma
I know I have a lot of big things coming up soon A lot of things that require a lot of luck So I'm just stockpiling, just storing up That's my comfort, my faith in karma.
Epithelial Histology
This is another post I wrote my senior year of high school. I was taking an anatomy and physiology class at the time. Disclaimer: if you don't want to see pictures of my cut-up finger, don't click on the link below.
How Alive Are We?
An early, messy, image-heavy science essay about sea sponges, body composition, and the strange question of how much of us is actually alive.
Words Are Like Ice Cream Flavors
This was a blog post that I wrote my senior year in high school for a creative writing class. I've been told that I have a way with words, and sometimes the choice words that I decide to use are not always the ones that I should be using. Because I know so many words that it takes so long to decide which one/ones I should actually use, sort of like how when you're standing in the Dairy store holding up the line because there's so many options. I edited this text slightly so that it doesn't sound like its written by a high schooler, but the original version is still live on the link below.