2026-04-05 archive

Soren Kierkegaard: The Guy Who’s Been Having Existential Crises for Centuries and I’m Over Here Just Trying to Figure Stuff Out

Soren Kierkegaard. His name has been floating around my mind for months now, ever since I stumbled upon his works while searching for inspiration for a creative writing project. At first, it was just the familiar feeling of overwhelm that comes with diving into someone else’s ideas – too many words, too many concepts, and …

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Bank Fraud, Breakfast Crimes, and the Man Who Shouldn’t Be Allowed Near Eggs

Just another lovely day in paradise. I woke up feeling like a king, mostly because I’d finally gotten a full night of sleep after a grueling week of doing absolutely nothing productive. From the kitchen, I could already hear John Mercer making some kind of noise that sounded like a smoke alarm arguing with a …

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Paimon: The Infernal King of Knowledge, Power, and the Hidden Architecture of Reality

Among the seventy-two spirits recorded in the Ars Goetia, few names carry the same weight, presence, and strange reverence as Paimon. He is not simply another demon listed in the hierarchy—he is a king, one of the most powerful rulers within the infernal order, commanding vast legions of spirits and surrounded by a court that …

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