Lifestyle Philosophy

Look At The Intelligent

  Our natural instinct is to look for ways to confirm our previous beliefs. It’s called confirmation bias. In fact it is not entirely useless. If we can find circumstances in which our beliefs are true – they practically become true. Pragmatically, your beliefs render you positive results. But for those of us concerned not …

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Lifestyle Philosophy

The Tragedy Of Indulgence

  Indulgence conceals a terrible secret. It kills pleasure. Indulgence kills pleasure. It kills joy. It kills satisfaction. The very point of indulgence is pleasure, and yet, it kills pleasure obviously it doesn’t grant satisfaction, this much you’ve probably heard, but it basically kills pleasure, it will essentially destroy the joy.   Do you know …

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Philosophy Spirituality

Arrogance, Ignorance and KNOWING

What is arrogance? You think you’re right. That is why you do something. Who would like to be wrong? There is nothing to be gained in holding untrue beliefs, is there? No one consciously wants to be wrong. Everyone would rather be right. And when you think you’re right — obviously you won’t change your …

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Philosophy

Clever Men, Clever Beliefs, Clever Nonsense

Stupid people have stupid beliefs. Clever people have clever beliefs. But it’s stupid all the same.   …”clever” belief, “stupid” belief…it doesn’t matter. It’s all the same. Belief is a belief. It’s by definition stupid. It can be the most clever belief, but it’s still stupid.   What is a belief? It’s a form of …

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Philosophy

Quoting Others Is Unoriginal

It’s a nice thing to share the body of knowledge, I assume. We are, after all, building a collective consciousness.   …but it’s unoriginal notwithstanding.   Are you creating or are you passing on? What does it tell about you, exactly? And do you not need to quote others – so that now there are …

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