Tag: veganism

• Just Because It Is, Doesn’t Mean It Has to Be (Or Why Facts Aren’t Enough to Determine Futures)

  Facts are not ethical statements. So how can we make moral judgments from observation?

  Evan Tan

  October 25, 2020

  personal life, philosophy, reflections, vegan

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• Solidarity or Shit: Chronicles During the COVID-19 Community Quarantine

  The COVID-19 pandemic has further exposed the entrenched inequalities in our society. Already we’re seeing how the less privileged are made to choose between dying from hunger or dying from the disease, while the rich continue to believe that these people are merely being stubborn–lacking the discipline that is demanded by this enhanced community quarantine…

  Evan Tan

  March 21, 2020

  film, gay, personal life, pop culture, reflections, vegan

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