Jake MurainIrrelevant MattersThe Quiet Strength of Positivity in a World Obsessed with ToughnessWhy embracing empathy and optimism is a radical stand in an often ruthless world4d ago24d ago2
Jake MurainIrrelevant MattersNothing Is Truly Serious in the Man-Made World of AbstractionWe are creative but by no means serious creaturesSep 193Sep 193
Jake MurainIrrelevant MattersWhy Psychology Can’t Fix Your LifePsychology can help in social life, but it simply cannot touch the essence of the phenomenon of life as a wholeJul 273Jul 273
Jake MurainIrrelevant MattersDelusional Yet Creative Beings Searching for Meaning on the Path to DisasterAbout the confusion between the phenomenon of life and its psychological partJul 252Jul 252
Jake MurainIrrelevant MattersThe Illusion of Value on Social Media: Engagement GroupsWhy bother? Just take your card and create social proof on demandJun 172Jun 172
Jake MurainIrrelevant MattersHow Capitalism Takes Away the Joy of Doing AnythingTimes when everything — from basic needs to fancy desires — is just a price tagJun 33Jun 33
Jake MurainIrrelevant MattersThe Art of Washing Dishes: Zen PracticesWe can find peace and joy — our Zen, in any activity, anywhereMay 132May 132
Jake MurainIrrelevant Matters“Age Is Just a Number” — Well, It DependsLet’s not confuse different areas of lifeMar 22Mar 22
Jake MurainIrrelevant MattersThe Great Importance of People Who Don’t BelongPeople who don’t follow the social and cultural keys can be hidden gems for all of humanityFeb 124Feb 124
Jake MurainIrrelevant MattersBalance in Life: The Result of Dealing with Both WorldsMastering one, whether internal or external, is simply not enoughJan 311Jan 311
