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Arash's World  
My blog is historical and speculative philosophy with a dangerous twist of humor and a penchant for the absurd. It also reveals some of my short stories and personal thoughts and observations about the world we live in.
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You are what you do: Job Impressions, Serial Killers and our Different Selves

Jun 27, 2009
What you do for a living often reflects of how you are seen and responded to in society. It is an immediate quick judgment that one makes on the other and so the question of what one does becomes what one is. Most of our judgments on professions are...

Know Thyself and the Dangers of Too Much Knowledge

Jun 12, 2009
“Know Thyself” was the inscription in the temple of Apollo at Delphi. However, its meaning may have been quite different from today’s understanding of the phrase. We live in a world where individualism and self-assertion and –expression are...

Marriage and Being in Favor of Open Relationships, But …

May 29, 2009
The tradition or rather “institution” of marriage seems to make intuitive sense. Husband and wife form a union and have children and it becomes the nucleus of a family. As parents they take care of each other and their children and the latter grow...

The Color of Paradise and Reading God's Wor(l)d

May 9, 2009
The Iranian film “Color of Paradise” by Majid Majidi, which in its original title literally translates as “God’s Color”, is an impressive and genuinely moving spiritual portrait of a blind boy who is rejected not only by society but by his...

Mexico's Swine Flu Crisis: A Time for Literary Reflection amidst Fear and Paranoia

Apr 27, 2009
It is a strange image to see people roaming the streets with their faces covered by masks to protect themselves from this mysterious and ominous influenza outbreak. It seems like a scene from a post-apocalyptic movie. In “28 days later” one had to...


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Isabella
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  Great! I'm very impressed by your observations, which are a welcome source for inspiration for me. Keep going!
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rani
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  This is one of the most interesting blogs I have come across. Keep it up. I'll add it to my list of favourites.
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Posted 9/1/08 1:09 PM