Philosophy

To Judge or Not To Judge (#2)

I have previously written on the subject, from a more spiritual perspective: To Judge or Not To Judge Today I take on the subject more pragmatically and simply   Judgement is innately divisive. You use some criterion to divide objects into different categories, including categories of desirability, value.   Of course one would judge. The …

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Lifestyle Philosophy Spirituality

I Love Feeling Unwell

I love feeling unwell   When you feel well — everything is well That’s why I recommend feeling well first — before making things well   But when everything is well — you are deprived of a crucial information You are deprived of a crucial stressor You are deprived of a crucial challenge   I …

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Philosophy World

Answer Disagreement with More, More, More Depth

There exist views and opinions and perspectives which are extremely repugnant to your views and opinions and perspectives and beliefs   The default response is more conflict, more repudiation, more stubbornness The false adaptation is argumentum ad temperantiam — argument to moderation. Like all fallacies is distorts the reality in some way, by imposing it’s …

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Lifestyle Philosophy

The REAL Game Of Life

“To not improve is to deteriorate” “There’s no neutrality, you either improve or you deteriorate” No it’s not so simple   When you’re going from points A to B — and point B is your goal, then getting closer to point B is considered an “improvement” and getting further away from point B is considered …

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Philosophy

The END Is The WILL

The END is NOT the END. (The end goal is not the real goal) What we do — we don’t MERELY do it for what it ACCOMPLISHES.   But the PROCESS is NOT the END either (It’s not about the journey either, not per se) What we do — we don’t MERELY do it for …

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Philosophy

Genius Is Indeed Madness

There’s the regular and there’s the exceptional. There’s the normal and there’s the abnormal. Abnormal, which can be positively abnormal (genius) — or negatively abnormal (madness). With the normal being normal, regular, predictable, common, mediocre, and quite functional.   Thus already the common denominator of both genius and madness is that both are abnormal, both …

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Philosophy

If Both Sides Of The Argument Hate You

If both sides of the argument hate you, what does it mean?   In a typical polarisation of views around a subjects, we could consider: -A set of beliefs that both sides agree with -A set of beliefs that only side A agrees with -A set of beliefs that only side B agrees with -A …

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