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Ultimos Posts 1. 31/10/2009 11:32 - Comments on labor and capitalism, straight from academia As most may know, I recently wrote an extensive paper dealing with several subjects discussed in what we could call "futuristic narrative" (derived from Futurism, the early XX century art movement developed in Italy). After watching Michael Moore's Capitalism: A Love Story , Frozen River and a long discussion of these with my brother, I can't help but post some of my "academic" com... 2. 02/10/2009 11:43 - No estaba muert@, estaba de parranda Reports of my Xanga death have been greatly exaggerated. I'm still here, still happening, but perhaps happening too much. When I get busy and when I'm feeling relatively happy, I don't write as much, or at all, even. It's kind of unfortunate, but to my defense, I am writing somewhere else, and that's The Collegian. Granted, it's not as incendiary as some of the stuff I post on here... 3. 02/07/2009 12:52 - Bleh I haven't written anything good in a really, really long time. It's frustrating, but I have plausible excuses. Nevertheless, this doesn't make me feel any better. Before May 8th, it was simply being busy (or drunk) having one of the most intense 16 weeks of my life; now, during my summer hiatus, I blame it on cosmetic surgery recovery and being back in Caracas, the place I have gro... 4. 24/06/2009 21:03 - First sorrow: one of my favorite kafka short stories First Sorrow -- Franz Kafka A trapeze artist—this art, practiced high in the vaulted domes of the great variety theaters, is admittedly one of the most difficult humanity can achieve—had so arranged his life that, as long as he kept working in the same building, he never came down from his trapeze by night or day, at first only from a desire to perfect his skill, but la... 5. 13/04/2009 13:09 - What the f*ck?: a re-post In light of recent fortunate and unfortunate events during Easter break, an evening with the brothers and the constant wondering, I've decided to re-post a truly brilliant entry from one of the blogs to which I subscribe, with some of my favorite comments that other readers left. My two cents is, well, nobody knows shit. At any moment, everything you so firmly believed about human ... | Estadisticas Posicion del Blog en Nuestro Ranking Hits Semanales Hits Mensuales |