This blog is long. Please read it at the pace you feel comfortable with to understand the point. I. Introduction Humans are incredibly complicated to understand. On paper, we are just one more step in biological evolution on a planet that over billions of years somehow began a process to develop living organisms that became … More The Autism Epidemic: A Practical Study
If you have ever found yourself getting into a show that makes use of serialized storytelling, you have LOST to thank. Easily one of the most engaging stories on the market, even to this day, many remember the revolutionary show either very fondly or very poorly. It is quite the polarizing experience. No matter where … More LOST: 20 Years of Confusion and Commendation
Ubisoft is not exactly known for having a perfect record. A while ago they came up with a universal policy of DELETING people’s accounts if they were inactive for too many months, they regularly release games in dire states, engage in unnecessary microtransactions and NFTs. And one such fateful development was the sequel to an … More How to Utterly Fail a Sequel: Mario+Rabbids Sparks of Hope Review
Welcome back to my chest of thoughts, ever wonder where I got that name from? A widely known pirate sandbox called Sea of Thieves, where tracking down treasure and robbing it from other crews all while a shark the size of your average blimp from World War I smashing into your hole-ridden galleon is just … More An Open Story to Rare Games Studio
Have you ever woken up to a content creator you follow on your platform of choice (especially YouTube) dropping a video about them quitting, and you click on it to discover a fifteen minute depression expedition about how burnt out they are and how they feel like YouTube was never something they wanted to do … More A Note on Creativity On-Demand
I have quite the affinity with the year 2004. It was (roughly) the start of many things I would find myself involved in at some point in my life…the Canadian-based sitcom Corner Gas, ABC’s groundbreaking drama show Lost, the ever so popular comedy show The Office, me, my now fiancée, and of course, the fan-loved … More Edging out Edge of History: A National Treasure Retrospective
Trends, trends, trends. As important as they can be to an occupation that is directly involved with reaching people in the online space, I rarely find myself personally engaging with them much since I find them to be quite arbitrary and uninspiring. I just like to run with my own ideas, instead of the standard … More The Barbenheimer Experience: An Exploration of Themes in Cinema
Ah, blogs. They’ve been around since roughly 1994, and have grown and literally provided full time job occupations for people since then. In today’s TikTok-Instagram age though, they tend to be a little more forgotten. Sure, we’ll still travel to an article from time to time, but chances are unless it’s from someone we care … More Welcome to My Chest of Thoughts
Joel Peters 