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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To Not Be Misanthropic in a Disgusting World

When you see a person expressing a view repugnant to you, potentially with an air of confidence, maybe even arrogance and pride, maybe even gloating, you should only understand a number of things:   IDEAS MATTER AS IDEAS, i.e. even WITHOUT contact with the world — they matter for you for their own sake, and …

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Lifestyle Philosophy

Real vs Fake vs Drunk and Repugnant

Being NOT real (fake) is disgusting because: -then you’re IMPOSSIBLE to be trusted. you’re unknown (real you is unknown) -and unknown comprises both good and bad. -and the bad is not worth risking, if you can have the good instead, from someone else +It also reeks of incompetence and worthlessness. Otherwise you wouldn’t try to …

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Philosophy World

The Dreaded Societal Expectations

Societal expectations are great Societal expectations are underrated   Let’s bifurcate societal expectations into a 2×2 grid of categories: –positive, desirable values, qualities –negative, stifling dogmas -clear, explicit, known, indisputable –tacit, hidden, Chesterton’s fence   In a thriving society — you can expect it’s MOSTLY positive That’s why it outperforms other societies And that’s why …

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