Articles

Overview / Abstract:
This thesis examines the legal pathways to achieving marriage equality in the United States, focusing on strategic litigation and advocacy through the Supreme Court. The research outlines actionable strategies and analyzes case law that contributed to the eventual legalization of same-sex marriage.

Significance / Outcome:
The work became particularly relevant as legal recognition for same-sex marriage was enacted shortly after graduation, reflecting the thesis’s timely analysis and practical applicability.

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This article explores emerging trends in gaming technology and player engagement, examining how the evolution of platforms, immersive experiences, and game design may diverge from the expectations of traditional console gamers. It analyzes potential shifts in industry practices and player behavior, offering insights into the next generation of gaming.

Significance / Impact:
The work provides forward-looking perspectives for developers, investors, and enthusiasts, highlighting opportunities and challenges in a rapidly evolving market.

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This paper examines current practices in transgender healthcare, highlighting cases where individuals may be guided toward transition without sufficient research, assessment, or long-term support. It emphasizes the need for comprehensive care, informed consent, and careful consideration of the complexities surrounding gender dysphoria.

Significance / Impact:
The work contributes to ongoing discussions in medical, psychological, and social fields about responsible and ethical approaches to transgender care. It provides recommendations for improving patient outcomes and fostering more nuanced understanding of gender identity and dysphoria.

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This work analyzes the modern use of the term “woke” and how it has shifted from representing awareness of social injustice to being used as a dismissive or derogatory label. It explores how genuine efforts toward equality and natural inclusion for marginalized groups are often met with resistance, revealing deep-seated prejudices and biases against minorities.

Significance / Impact:
The piece sheds light on the cultural divide surrounding social progress, examining how language can be weaponized to undermine movements for fairness and representation. It challenges readers to critically evaluate their perceptions and assumptions about diversity and inclusion.

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This paper introduces Ontological Entanglement, a post-modern existential philosophy proposing that life is not a single linear journey, but a multidimensional weave of simulated timelines, each with its own causality. In this view, phenomena like the Mandela Effect are not memory errors, but natural consequences of converging and collapsing timelines.

Accompanying this is the mental framework known as Non-Sequential Intro-Observational Quantum (NSIQ) Thinking, which abandons linear logic in favor of multi-perspective awareness—viewing existence from multiple angles simultaneously rather than focusing solely on “what comes next.”

Significance / Impact:

• Offers a secular, grounded approach to life’s meaning without relying on divine purpose.
  
  

• Provides tools for emotional resilience in confronting mortality and uncertainty.
  
  

• Introduces The Law of Perceptual Collapse, which examines how human consciousness compresses multiple realities into a single narrative for stability, while encouraging awareness of the larger quantum web of identity.
  
  

Core Takeaway:
Rather than claiming to hold the ultimate answer, Ontological Entanglement accepts that we may all simply be part of the question—and that embracing this uncertainty can be liberating.