Ocular Migraines: eduClaytion vs. Medical Science
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I got a headache in my eyes last Wednesday. Or something. Very weird. Don’t worry, I didn’t die or anything; I just couldn’t really see for half an hour.
I had settled into my new schedule of leaving Pitt to work on my University of Phoenix stuff in the office at C.C.A.C. before my night class there. I was ripping through the afternoon task sheet when the computer screen started looking strange. Then I couldn’t really see it anymore.
Something similar happened earlier this year as I sat in a church service. I didn’t feel sick. My head didn’t hurt. I wasn’t tired or in this recent case even hungry. Yet there went the strange feeling of spotty vision as if reality were destabilizing and coming back over and over. The disconnection I felt from my hands and body was also strange.
In both cases, the only 2 times this has happened that I can remember, I got up and took a walk. I could see people around me but there faces were just spotty lights. I could even pretend like I was okay. Sort of. Continue reading
Life. Culture. Education.
Life as Pop Culture Professor Clay Morgan
In The Matrix, Morpheus tells Neo he can take the blue pill and go on believing whatever he wants to believe. Or he can take the red pill to stay in Wonderland and find out how deep the rabbit hole goes.
This is a red pill type site that provides information in an entertaining way. It’s about clear thinking and good writing. It’s about finding meaning amidst the absurd. It’s about humor and truth.
I’m a writer / speaker who teaches history and political courses at a couple of local colleges. Where is local, you say? Well, that would be Wonderland of course.
On topics ranging from pop culture to the meaning of life, my brain’s always poppin’. Take the red pill and unplug.
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