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The Armchair Nigerian

The Armchair Nigerian

2023: A Review?

Once More, With Feeling

Dec 31, 2023

2023: A Review?

Dec 31, 2023

The Armchair Nigerian

In Praise of Boredom

notes on an underrated part of the human experience

Jan 18, 2023

In Praise of Boredom

Jan 18, 2023

The Armchair Nigerian

Against Uncertainty As A Reason For Inaction

PVC Edition

Jun 5, 2022

Against Uncertainty As A Reason For Inaction

Jun 5, 2022

The Armchair Nigerian

Mental Models: A Very Short Introduction

Really, it’s simple.

Mar 5, 2022

Mental Models: A Very Short Introduction

Mar 5, 2022

The Armchair Nigerian

2021: A Year In Review

“Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we die”

Dec 31, 2021

2021: A Year In Review

Dec 31, 2021

The Armchair Nigerian

What’s The Sweet Spot of Expertise?

When people think about knowledge, they generally think in two ways. People can either be specialists, primarily concentrating on one area…

Oct 15, 2021

What’s The Sweet Spot of Expertise?

Oct 15, 2021

The Armchair Nigerian

What to do when you just don’t feel like reading anymore

2020 was a good year for reading. I completed upwards of 50 books, and altogether I read nearly a hundred. And why wouldn’t it be a good…

Oct 7, 2021

What to do when you just don’t feel like reading anymore

Oct 7, 2021

The Armchair Nigerian

new beginnings, and trying old things

Back from the dead, eh?

Aug 17, 2021

new beginnings, and trying old things

Aug 17, 2021

The Armchair Nigerian

ALTERNATIVES TO ILLEGAL MIGRATION IN NIGERIA

Another essay which I did not win, and did not expect to win. I still find it interesting, so I’ll post it anyway.

Feb 19, 2021

ALTERNATIVES TO ILLEGAL MIGRATION IN NIGERIA

Feb 19, 2021

The Armchair Nigerian

Do-Your-Do Liberalism, J.S. Mill, and Dr. Pangloss

I am (or at least I would be considered in some circles), broadly speaking, a liberal. I am pro-choice, I believe in free-markets whose…

Feb 6, 2021

Do-Your-Do Liberalism, J.S. Mill, and Dr. Pangloss

Feb 6, 2021

The Armchair Nigerian

The Armchair Nigerian

22. Avid Reader. Nigerian. Interested in literature, psychology, economics, biology, finance, computer science, and football (soccer). Passive comics fan.

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