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About The Senchy Review
This Senior Integrated Project (The Senchy Review) is a collection of essays exploring geopolitics, psychology, technology, and personal development. Unlike traditional academic research or literary Bildungsromane, this project embraces an informal yet intellectually rigorous style. Each essay is self-contained, allowing deep engagement with individual topics without requiring prior knowledge.
This format mirrors the fragmented, exploratory nature of real-world learning. Writing serves as a tool to clarify the author's thoughts, refine understanding, and share insights. Ultimately, The Senchy Review is both a personal journey of intellectual growth and an invitation for others to engage with complex ideas in an accessible way.
Featured Essays
On Kalamazoo, Kathmandu, and Rome
Reflections on the contrasting urban landscapes and cultures of Kalamazoo, Kathmandu, and Rome, highlighting themes of order, chaos, and cultural identity.
On Mental Models
An exploration of mental models as essential tools for better decision-making and understanding the world from multiple perspectives.
Vape and Other Drugs: Part 1
An introspective account on the allure and impact of vaping, addressing its role as a coping mechanism and the challenge of overcoming addiction.
On Satisfaction
An exploration of satisfaction, differentiating it from happiness and pleasure, and examining the obstacles that prevent us from achieving it.
On Artificial Intelligence
An exploration into the basics of AI, including learning methods and structures.
On Good Habits
Otherwise known as ‘How to Do Things That Are Good for You but Difficult to Do’: An insightful look at forming good habits by making them enjoyable, consistent, and convenient, while eliminating bad habits that drain motivation.
