Dan Connor | Three Year-old Stories

Writing

I used to be much more of a writer than I am now. I wrote a lot of short stories when I was in elementary school and junior high. I became a much more technical writer in high school and college and briefly dabbled with the idea of becoming a journalism major. But I don't write that much anymore.

Three Year-old Stories

I found a collection of stories with their corresponding drawings that I made with the help of my parents when I was three years old. I have scanned them and plan on making some flash animations with some accompanying narration by myself. They'll appear in this space when the project is done. I promise you... they're very cute and funny.

Philosophy

I once fancied myself a philosopher... so much so that I endeavored to become a philosophy major. But, philosophy as the practice often ends up in a sort of battle-royale of semantics and I have resigned myself to using the tools and experiences more as a means to digest life than as a discipline. Most of these blurbs were written on my blog and constitute 'brain-farts' much more than constitute actual philosophical propositions. My ideas and opinions have also long since abandoned or transcended the beliefs they contain. But some of it is indeed fun and might as well be documented here.

Pleasure/displeasure and their relation in voluntary and involuntary identity (2006)

Femininity and Masculinity and Marriage (2005)

Integral Relationship Theory as an Example of the Non-Structure of Theory (2005)

Objections to Descartes' Meditation on the Argument for the Existence of God (2005)