Healing by Thinking.
Thinking by Being.
Re:Mind Studio
is an independent essay studio
dedicated to thinking about
trauma, recovery, humanity, society, technology, and love.
The writings here do not sell comfort.
They offer a language for thinking.
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Rising Waves and the Heavy Deep: The Power of Art as Norm
The history of art is often read as a “record of rebellion.” The Mozartian provocation—rejecting the grammar of the previous generation and twisting the tempo of a finale—is always fascinating. However, we must ask ourselves: If every performer tried to play the finale slowly, would Mozart’s “slow introduction” still retain its charm? The reason a…
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The Paradox of Affluence: Does the Wallet or the Heart Save the Environment?
When discussing environmental issues, we often point to lavish consumption and sprawling mansions as the primary culprits of pollution. Arithmetically, it is undeniable that a wealthy lifestyle emits more carbon and generates more waste. However, if we take a step deeper, we encounter a bizarre paradox: the practical power to “purify” and “protect” the environment…
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The Postmodernism of Charm
Belief in the Power of Nurture I generally believe in the power of nurture—the things we acquire after birth. I believe that even if one isn’t born with extraordinary intelligence, effort can lead to rational thinking. I believe that even if one is naturally slow to develop, effort can bring them to a level where…
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The Soft Censorship of Convention: Why Everyday Revolutions Grind to a Halt
The ‘Kind’ Obstacles Thwarting Minor Revolutions When we think of revolution, we often envision grand scenes of people taking to the streets with flags. However, a true revolution begins with a trivial question in daily life: “Why must I take only this path?”, “Does this conventional choice actually make me happy?”, or “Can I categorize…
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The Two Faces of Florence: Medici Splendor and Savonarola’s Flames
After the Peace of Lodi in 1454, Italy entered an era of unprecedented tranquility. Florence, in particular, was reborn as the cultural epicenter of Europe under the leadership of Lorenzo de’ Medici (Lorenzo the Magnificent). Yet, beneath this brilliant prosperity, a religious anxiety—the fear that they had forgotten the “Divine Order”—grew like a hidden cancer.…