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- 1Essay asks what defines evil across war and politics▼What is EVIL? https:// medium.com/@author_jcafesin/wh at-is-evil-becad1672cb2 # Narcissist # psychology # hamas # israel
An author on Medium has published an essay titled 'What Is Evil?', examining the psychology of narcissism and applying it to a wide range of current conflicts and figures. The piece draws connections between Hamas and Israel, Russia and Ukraine, and politicians and tech leaders including Trump, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg. It is drawing modest attention, with discussion framed around terrorism, trauma and war.
- 2Essay Examines What It Means to Be Human●On Being Human: https:// medium.com/@author_jcafesin/on -being-human-d2c6cf4a2385 # psychology # sociology # emotionalin
A new essay titled 'On Being Human' by author Jcafesin has been published on Medium, exploring questions of human nature through the lenses of psychology, sociology and emotional intelligence. The piece connects these themes to gaming culture, referencing titles such as Candy Crush, Minecraft, The Sims, Roblox, Overwatch and Among Us, and is drawing modest early attention from readers interested in psychology and games.
- 3A Parent's Reflection on Raising a Doctor●On Raising a Doctor: https:// jcafesin.com/2026/06/24/on-rai sing-a-doctor/ # PARENTING # careers # doctor # family # he
A new essay titled "On Raising a Doctor" explores the personal experience of parenting a child through medical training and into a medical career. The piece touches on family, medicine, love, and mental health, framing the path to becoming a doctor as a family journey rather than an individual one, and is being shared among parenting and healthcare communities.
- 4New Essay Examines Doomscrolling and the Evolution of the Web▼Are You Doomscrolling the Internet? [Spider's] Web 1.0 - 3.0: https:// medium.com/@author_jcafesin/sp iders-web-1-0-c94f
A Medium essay by author J. Cafesin titled "Are You Doomscrolling the Internet? [Spider's] Web 1.0 - 3.0" traces the web's evolution from its early days to today's AI-driven internet, asking whether constant scrolling feeds compulsive behavior. The piece is being shared with hashtags spanning AI, ChatGPT, fintech, and startup culture, suggesting it frames doomscrolling within broader debates about technology's grip on attention.
- 5Essay claims people may be born racist●Are you # Asian , # Black , # Latino , # Indian , and a WHITE racist? https:// jcafesin.com/2026/08/12/born-r acist/ # r
A blog essay titled 'Born Racist' asks whether people of Asian, Black, Latino and Indian backgrounds can hold white racist attitudes, arguing racial bias may be innate rather than learned. The piece ties the question to parenting, suggesting parents must actively counter prejudice in children. It is drawing attention in online discussions about racism and how bias is formed.
- 6Essay Examines the Hidden Cost of Convenience●The Cost of Convenience: https:// medium.com/@author_jcafesin/th e-cost-of-convenience-ac15417f76a0 # privacy # autopay
An essay titled 'The Cost of Convenience' is circulating online, arguing that autopay and frictionless digital services come at the expense of personal privacy. The piece ties convenience-driven products from tech and fintech companies to broader concerns about data collection and surveillance, prompting discussion about what users trade away for seamless experiences.