Omg hi! I acc started studying philosophy this year though I've experience with it from high school and from some classes during my forensic psychology/criminology bachelor. I just decided that I wanted to do something I'm passionate about.  What is your favourite subdiscipline in philosophy? Mine are definitely philosophy of mind and ethics. 

August 31 - September 6

This week was my first week of philosophy and I don't think it could've been any better. Or well, maybe, if Ethics had posted the stuff normally and if we had irl classes. But really, considering that I loved every minute of it. The classes were so interesting and engaging, and on top of that the fellow students I got to meet are all so nice. They're people from different walks and sides of life, but we got along really well. It's great to finally study somewhere where everyone is motivated to learn and grow. Right now my favourite class is Philosophy of Mind, the teacher is a gamer and he's so tech savvy and chill! Aside from that I sadly didn't get much time to write, I did plan a little bit. I'll try to write more next week. I also tried out two new recipes. The first was a crinkle cookie recipe, the chocolate ones, and they are delicious (especially cuz I added just a tad too much salt). Wanting to try out the vanilla next week! Oven works great so, nothing burnt and they baked pretty evenly. AND I made curry noodle soup based on something I saw on Masterchef. I'll leave the recipe for that below the cut if anybody is interested.  Even though I enjoyed myself I had quite a few emotional lows. On top of which word decided to corrupt my paper and I had to rewrite it again on Sunday, aka what is supposed to be my school free day...A bit of a bummer. But I'm trying to see the positive! Looking back, this week was good.  Week Rating: 3.5/5 Something I learned: Do not use Word. Ever. Again.