A Frayed Mind

The Cost of Convenience

It’s time to seriously weigh up what we decide to lose for the sake of convenience.

Sep 17 • Fray

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July 2026

Why Smart People Disagree About Abortion

A question science can't answer, and philosophers have been talking about for a millennium.

Jul 27 • Fray

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Meme Theory. A Look into how Information Spreads.

Exploring how ideas spread, evolve, and compete for survival through the lens of meme theory.

Jul 9 • Fray

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May 2026

How I Gamified My Life to Build Better Habits

Gamification is a tool. Here's how I used it to improve my life

May 7 • Fray

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April 2026

Where Do Atheists Get Their Morals?

Without the belief in God, morality isn't handed to is, instead it's something to be worked on forever. Fortunately, a cohesive moral structure is still…

Apr 16 • Fray

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March 2026

Moral Relativism

Why subjective morality is good and why we have secretly believed in it all along.

Mar 10 • Fray

February 2026

Why Beliefs Aren’t a Choice - And Why That Matters

How beliefs take shape, and how we can assist in this process in others.

Feb 2 • Fray

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December 2025

Language. Used for Communication, or Manipulation?

The purpose of language is communication.

Dec 10, 2025 • Fray

October 2025

Everyday Uses for AI

You need to be using AI more than you already do. Here's some common ways that I use AI.

Oct 9, 2025 • Fray

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September 2025

How I Removed Anxiety by (Essentially) Doing Nothing

How taking a simple action resulted in a complete loss of anxiety.

Sep 1, 2025 • Fray

July 2025

What Learning Guitar Taught Me About Learning Anything

I've got 5 quick tips for you if you're thinking about starting a new hobby.

Jul 13, 2025 • Fray

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June 2025

Simulation Theory pt 3

This one is just for fun. What's presented doesn't really mean anything... Or maybe it does.

Jun 4, 2025 • Fray