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 The title might seem just a tad bit overzealous considering that I'm not legally considered an adult yet but I mean something different as always. Applications Of Woe As of late, I've been running around trying to apply to colleges with my father. It's entrance exam after entrance exam and it's exhausting, to say the least. For one, you don't really realise how convoluted and borderline pointless the bureaucracy behind college admissions is. There's the whole matter of applying to a college and needing a dozen certificates to prove that you were born, that you were born somewhere, that you were born into a certain religion and into a certain community.  So you think well I'll just get these certificates, submit them and then I'll be done. Oh, my sweet summer child, you have no idea. If it's a certificate issued by a private authority or organisation usually it depends on you and if you play your cards right, things will be done quickly. If it's

I'm an avid player of videogames(I detest the word gamer because mainstream media has effectively ruined it for me now) and I've played a significant number of games over the years. With genres varying from Real Time Strategy to Racing, I'd like to think that I've tried a little of it all. I think one of the essential things about videogames that make it so alluring as a medium is its ease of escapism. With a piece of art or book or movie, one must empathize with the characters to truly immerse themselves in that world but for videogames that barrier to entry is removed.  In a sense its an ability to experience and do things without any consequences of significance that makes videogames so desirable as they are. One such game for me was Dishonored(yes it spells honour like that because it's made by an American Game Studio). Dishonored In Dishonored the player controls Corvo Attano, Lord Protector(Think head bodyguard) to the Empress Jessamine of Dunwall. The story o

Recently a pretty significant uproar was created over yet another development in the United States and a t this point I think most people wouldn't bat an eyelash if the US were to fly off into space one day.  Back to the issue at hand, one of America's landmark rulings, that of Roe v Wade has been overturned by the Supreme Court of the United States(which I'll refer to using SCOTUS, going forward). It has created much dissent and discussion alike regarding where things are headed for the US and its citizens and to some extent I feel has some importance to the rest of the world as well. To understand why exactly the overturning of Roe V Wade caused such an intense response we have to understand what it is and exactly what it protects(or well used to protect I suppose). Jane Roe  To begin with, Roe v Wade is a pivotal legal case in US history regarding the legality of abortions. It was brought by Norma McCorvey who used Jane Roe(a variation of Jane Doe) as a pseudonym to argu