The question is not “should” the Senate confirm a justice to the vacated SCOTUS seat, but can they?
Author Archives: commonsensetechnologist
Third Culture Kids
What does it mean to be a third culture kid? Should we live by that label for the rest of our lives? Or should we take that experience, shed our skin, and empower our community?
Good for Partisans, Bad for Country
Discourse has never been more exhausting in my living memory. In fact, the politicization and the “comfort zone” of communication is what’s causing all of the exhaustion. In a more saner world, there could be healthy debates on how different counties or state in the U.S. should balance the pandemic and the economy. My TwitterContinue reading “Good for Partisans, Bad for Country”
Curiosity
I have a lot of disparate interests that intersect with each other. What are your interests?
How does one reset?
I believe in a reset. I believe that sometimes you need to take the cold shower and start with a blank slate. I believe that you can reach higher after unlearning and relearning. But can you reset during a pandemic when everything seems to be in place? Yes, you can. Personally, this has been theContinue reading “How does one reset?”
Universal Mail-in Voting and the October Surprise
Why I think the October Surprise will be less impactful this coming November 2020.
Vice President Biden’s VP Pick
Yesterday was a historic moment when candidate for President, Joe Biden, finally announced his VP pick for the upcoming 2020 election. It seems to me that we’ve all been eagerly anticipating this for months, following the trial balloons and false head nods. I’ve voted for his pick, Senator Harris of CA, when she was electedContinue reading “Vice President Biden’s VP Pick”
Succession in Quarantine
Started watching Succession on HBO during quarantine.
During a time of confusion
Common Sense Technologist was started at the start of 2020. This was going to be a space where I am able to write freely and explore ideas that I am extremely interested about. I’ve been mainly involved on Twitter but a blog seems appropriate for more long form content. I’ve tweeted about politics, COVID-19, foreignContinue reading “During a time of confusion”
