Obed Isaac
I turn complex topics into articles people actually finish
When does self-expression become bragging?
We often encourage people to share their work, celebrate their achievements, and express themselves. Yet when they do, we sometimes accuse them of showing off.
In this article, I explore the difference between celebrating personal success and communicating superiority, questioning why we sometimes mistake our reactions to other people's achievements for evidence of their intentions.
Because sharing something you're proud of doesn't automatically mean you're bragging.
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The Case Against Humanity
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Solomon’s Paradox Isn’t What You Think It Is
Solomon’s Paradox offers a popular explanation, but what does the research actually demonstrate?
In this research-driven article, I examine the original experiments by psychologists Igor Grossmann and Ethan Kross, exploring how people reason about personal versus other people’s relationship conflicts. I broke down what the researchers measured as wise reasoning, examine their findings on psychological self-distancing, and question how far the conclusions can reasonably be generalized.
Rather than accepting a familiar psychological concept at face value, the article distinguishes the original evidence from the simplified claims often built around it.
Focus: Psychology, critical thinking, research analysis, and evidence-based writing.
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The article is a raw reflection on being afraid to love again—how past betrayal can make even genuine connection feel dangerous, and how difficult it is to trust that something good can stay. It explores the fears, vulnerabilities of friendships, and the possibility that love doesn’t always have to be extraordinary to be worth believing in.
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