Lifestyle Philosophy

Your REALITY, Your RULES

You must set your own rules   That’s because YOUR reality is subjective   Your rules STILL account for the reality It’s just your subjective reality   And much of your subjective reality is OBJECTIVE REALITY Because you interact with the world Any part of the reality you interacted with is objective — and NOW …

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Philosophy

Professionalism vs Fake Professionalism

As usual: -There’s the thing / the quality / the attribute -And there’s what it looks like   First off — anything but professionalism is nonsensical Everything must be done PROPERLY — or not at all Because everything has a designated purpose And that purpose itself has a purpose The whole model is predicated on …

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Lifestyle Philosophy

You Can’t Judge Me Too Harshly

You can’t judge me too harshly Because you could never judge me harsher than I already judge myself   I am my harshest judge, Because I’m in love with myself I am my harshest judge because I want the BEST for myself   Reality doesn’t give a fuck what we think about it And I …

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Philosophy

Ad Hominem That Isn’t, and Ad Hominem You Don’t Recognize

You wouldn’t call someone an “idiot” as an argument Or a “cunt”   But you will call others “bad person” Or “evil” Or “greedy” Or whatever else   You’ll recognise an obvious ad hominem, and it’s failure to constitute an argument You’ll fail to recognise an obvious ad hominem – when you have been conditioned …

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Lifestyle Philosophy

Should You Be Strategically Self-Effacing?

The real humility is epistemic humility   You should just be REAL. As confident as warranted by data. No more, no less   Reality tempers your confidence. You can be good but you’re never good enough. If life doesn’t humble you — you’re not challenging yourself enough   Pretending you’re smaller than you are is …

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Philosophy

Virtue Exculpating Ignorance

Who needs to be wise informed, even if they can be VIRTUOUS   “The road to hell is paved with good intentions” But this is more insidious than that You fuck up despite your good intention — you still at least learn that you fucked up hopefully, anyway In this case — you are not …

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Philosophy World

The Courage to Be Ignorant

The main reason we fail to own up our ignorance is the discomfort of not having control the EXISTENTIAL DREAD, truly It’s better to rub a bromide in one’s own face than to face the abyss   But the other reason is that we’re so tribal And tribes optimise themselves for homogeneity And no matter …

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