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Learning via Semantic Tree
For a while I’ve thought the linear form of information ingestion we experience today and have experienced for a long time (from the papyrus scroll to the webpage) is somewhat outdated. Information in the form of chunks of text stacked on top of each other may be easily human-readable, but this form does not contain the relations among the information besides the order in which they appear. Thus information as it is presented in any given article or book is preserved simply as an array of paragraphs/chapters/sections.
An Empirical Method for Analyzing Primary Sources on Alexander the Great
The study of Alexander the Great has long been dominated by close reading and interpretation of primary sources. While these methods remain invaluable, I sought to create a method of analyzing these sources from an empirical basis and in aggregate. Below I present a novel pipeline for processing and searching key historical texts on Alexander, enabling researchers to uncover semantic relationships and patterns across multiple sources simultaneously.
On Pain by Ernst Jünger: a Discussion
This is the first of a series of weekly book reviews that I will be doing as part of my goal of reading a book a week.
Is Post-Modernism e/acc?
This is part of a new series in which I am attempting to provide the e/acc movement with a more philosophical and historical foundation.
Debunking Transnational Fascism: A Critical Historical Perspective
This was my other essay from the previous semester