Philosophy World

The Problem With “Facts And Logic”

There are facts There are opinions and simplifications and emotions and distortions And there is the unknown   Stupidity is human condition Craziness is human condition too Stupidity is but a cognitive failure. It’s a problem of seeing. Intellectual myopia Craziness is but psychological failure. It’s a problem of DISTORTION in what one is seeing. …

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Philosophy

Foundational Bricks of Understanding

Knowledge is built of foundational bricks   The bricks not always fit together neatly Sometimes the layout can be a little confused   But the bricks exist And some bricks are more fundamental than others Some bricks are laid at the bottom, as uttermost foundations, supporting the rest of the edifice Some are laid right …

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Philosophy World

Answer Disagreement with More, More, More Depth

There exist views and opinions and perspectives which are extremely repugnant to your views and opinions and perspectives and beliefs   The default response is more conflict, more repudiation, more stubbornness The false adaptation is argumentum ad temperantiam — argument to moderation. Like all fallacies is distorts the reality in some way, by imposing it’s …

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Philosophy

Genius Is Indeed Madness

There’s the regular and there’s the exceptional. There’s the normal and there’s the abnormal. Abnormal, which can be positively abnormal (genius) — or negatively abnormal (madness). With the normal being normal, regular, predictable, common, mediocre, and quite functional.   Thus already the common denominator of both genius and madness is that both are abnormal, both …

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Lifestyle

Old Age and Wisdom

Some of the highest forms of wisdom is wisdom of that which persists That which persists — it just works That which persists — it has actually proven itself There’s enough brilliant ideas that don’t work And there’s enough brilliant ideas which seem to work — only to fail spectacularly That which actually works, not …

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Spirituality

What Love Doesn’t Mean

Love is not a “high” Love it not a “feel good” ideal Love is not cheap morality Love is “not answer to all”, not literally. Not a simple answer to all problems of the universe   Love is indeed a feeling, though (Or rather it has a very specific feeling) And love is indeed an …

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Philosophy

Rationalise The Irrational, Subjectify The Objective

There’s the known the logical, the understandable, the measurable, the objective, the rational, etc. And there’s the unknown, the inscrutable, the subjective, the irrational, etc   Our idea of the world is obviously a blend of the two Concepts which are logical, which are coherent, which are sensible, Observations which suggest a generalisation with greater …

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