Philosophy

Arrogance vs Boldness and Courage

boldness is you take risks courage could imply you take wise risks, while mere fearlessness and boldness could be recklessness, or absence of fear – not the wise overcoming of fear   arrogance is you’re stubborn maybe you talk too much too or maybe you don’t talk that much — you just don’t change your …

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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 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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Philosophy

Observation Is the Beginning of Theories — and the End

You know, when you’re young and naive, you sometimes have an INSIGHT, you think you’re seeing something that others don’t you now think you know it all   and usually you’re delusional, and yet you’re also right   later you discover that people had written books about it, had this exact same “idea” that you …

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Spirituality

Know You to Forget You

it’s like when you really know who you are, you don’t overthink it, it’s like a cat, you know it’s not a dog, you know it’s not a mouse, you know it has whiskers and a tail and a smug look on its face you’re not CONSIDERING if it’s better than other animals or worse, …

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