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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Philosophy World

The Bastard Child of the Serious and the Common

I like the marriage of the serious, the formal, the academic, the rigorous, the theoretical with the casual, the informal, the vernacular, the everyday, the practical   I also despise it Because this is yet another way in which we mislead others and ourselves   Not everything can be formulated rigorously And then even if …

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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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