Philosophy

Arrogance Reappears at Every Level of Ability

Every level of intelligence and ability has to solve the problem of ARROGANCE anew   When you’re stupid you’re arrogant because you don’t know that you don’t know. Your stupid and wrong explanations fool you into false confidence You’ll take the dumbest explanation to the most complex problem, because you have no ability to discern …

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Philosophy

Changing Your Mind Doesn’t Make It Right

The default state of knowledge is UNKNOWN Therefore, when you realise what you thought you knew was false — you usually just return to that pitiful state of NOT knowing   Sometimes you at least learn what is NOT But often you don’t even know that Often the only thing you learned is that you: …

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Is There Ever Place for Personal Insults?

Objective reality is independent of people Or, at very least, when you’re engaging someone — you’re by definition now attempting to engage in something that is objective Because if it’s subjective — then how can you meet on a shared understanding and shared plan? If you think the ball must be put in a basket, …

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The Netflix Generation And Their Inspired Morality

Almost exactly 5 years ago I lamented about pop-morality It was essentially a call for: -not making morality a fashion accessory -starting to take seriously morality by first quietly doing the right thing in one’s own life, rather than running one’s mouth about it and parading it to the world, like a fashion accessory indeed …

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Philosophy

Darkness Is A Proxy For Truth

Life is bright and life is dark   We fear the dark, obviously   Fear of course distorts perception   We experience an urge to go where the fear is, where the darkness is To pursue the truth Where it’s most concealed In the dark   You’re going to die, You are not going to …

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You Misattribute What “The OBVIOUS” Is (And Therefore Fail The Debate Before It Even Started)

In any matter there’s the: BASELINE / CONSENSUS / PARADIGM   Sometimes it’s simple to gauge, sometimes not Sometimes the consensus of the mass is obviously the reflection of the current state of the technology/culture/economy/politics, e.g. that cars are the default means of transportation. No secret knowledge on the matter that disrupts the consensus Sometimes …

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To Lie Without Lying You Must First Lie To Yourself

There’s a way to LIE, without committing the sin of lying All you have to do is convince yourself that you’re not really lying   It’s not so difficult, actually: E.g. you could say: -“It wasn’t clear” -“THE TRUTH is IN THE MIDDLE” -“That’s not what I meant” -“I was taken out of context” -“You …

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