Tag: lost

Washed up on Lost Lagoon

Silicon Palms was incorporated in Florida on 9.9.1999 at a time when people were branding themselves as monikers, rather than by name. So I adopted the identity as silicon palms and created social media accounts using that domain name rather than my own name, now 25 years later I return to Vancouver...

Hong Kong???A City Of The Lost Memories

Hong Kong, most of you are familiar with its nickname of …Pearl of the Orient, Hybrid of East & West, Vibrant & Dynamic,…etc, etc; in addition to …small, crowded, busy, and super fast. You can find all this information on WIKI, and therefore I would like to start with...

Revisiting ???The Lost Museum: Berlin Sculpture & Paintings Collections 70 Years After World War II???

Ona blustery day in late March 2015, I took refuge in Berlin’s Bode Museum for an insightful, curator-led tour of an exhibit called “The Lost Museum, Das Werschwundene Museum.” The German term verschwundene could also be translated as missing or disappeared. ...

Lost in TRANSit: The Affirming Nature of Baldur???s Gate 3

I’ve read enough stories about others dealing with gender dysphoria and transitioning as it concerns members of my generation to know that video games have become a necessary tool for coping. This is all the more true in situations where it may not be the safest or most welcoming environment t...

Lost in Vivo: How to Scare the Player

Lost in Vivo, developed by KIRA, is an incredibly underrated psychological and survival horror game heavily inspired by the Silent Hill games. It is revered among indie-horror fans, especially those among us who love what Team Silent done with Silent Hill back in the day, an...

10 Films For When You Feel Lost, Confused or Just Tired

We’ve all been there. Exhausted from a day of doing nothing. Or perhaps from a day of doing something devoid of any purpose or joy. Feeling incapable of climbing out of the pit we’ve dug ourselves into. Feeling like we’ve missed our train or worse- caught the wrong one. Hoping agai...

We need to find our lost humanity

This article was inspired by an interview of a popular Greek writer; Chronis Missios, during which he goes into a frustration filled monologue regarding humanity as a whole and our detachment from that part of us that makes us human (up to the 1.19 mark of the video) A bit about Chronis Missi...