Philosophy

Losers Are First to Pass Moral Judgement

Someone is doing well Couple options follow: -it’s great and inspiring — lets do the same -it’s great for them but not good for me — let’s not do this -it’s great for them but not good for anyone else — let’s not do this +I don’t know what to make of it   now …

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Philosophy

The Soft-Fantasy Mindset

The soft-fantasy mindset is not a full-on fantasy You don’t believe any random nonsense that’s pleasant to imagine,   Incoherence, conflict with the consensus, conflict with the authorities’ position — are all enough to dissuade you from proudly asserting your belief in some magical phenomenon   you’re more sceptical than that: maybe divination doesn’t exactly …

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Lifestyle Philosophy

Fake Acceptance; The Problem vs. The Attitude

There’s something in you, around you, near you, about you, that’s LESS than desirable   Maybe that undesirability is clear — maybe less clear Maybe it’s justified, maybe it’s a fair trade-off — maybe not   But your attitude to that thing is what really matters   There are many attitudes to take   The …

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Philosophy

Contrarianism Is Downstream From Being Right

Are you a contrarian? Or just a fool?   The question to ask is: Are you MORE OFTEN RIGHT than others? If not — then you’re just a fool, aren’t you?   Of course there’s the question of payoff Maybe your scepticism makes you unduly reject prevailing wisdom sometimes, And maybe it makes you susceptible …

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Philosophy World

There Are No Gurus — Only Experts

There are no gurus Only experts   We distrust experts Because experts are sometimes wrong, or corrupted What a joke It’s like distrusting air because sometimes it smells Doesn’t mean you should stop breathing Experts are still the best we have By definition, that’s what expert is — the most qualified, educated, capable person   …

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