It is remarkable how much long-term advantage people like us have gotten by trying to be consistently not stupid, instead of trying to be very intelligent.
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 Tinkering
An exploration of the power of learning through trial, error, and feedback, emphasizing the value of small projects and resilience in the face of setbacks.
On How the Internet Works
A look into how the internet functions to connect people and deliver information.
On Mental Models
An exploration of mental models as essential tools for better decision-making and understanding the world from multiple perspectives.
On Addictions
A simplified exploration of addiction based on Dopamine Nation by Dr. Anna Lembke, examining the balance of pain and pleasure.
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 the 2008 Financial Crisis – A Brief Overview of Its Causes and Lessons
An accessible overview of the 2008 financial crisis, its causes, and lessons for the future.
