Philosophy World

About Liars

To LIE is to believe you get ahead in lying It’s to believe it’s a better strategy to tell others something you believe they want to hear, instead of what-IS   Of course LYING doesn’t change WHAT-IS So eventually you are found out, by definition Unless you change what-is before you’re found out — then …

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Politicians And Political Brain Rot

Politics consists of: -idiots -cynics -or cynical idiots   Politics doesn’t attracts idealists, does it? Idealists are too busy actually impacting the world They don’t have time for the politicking nonsense, demagogy, marketing, lobbying, debating, talking…   This is NOT to say that politics are useless and we don’t need a government Obviously we need …

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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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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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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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Lifestyle Philosophy

The 10% Bias

A common way of manipulating others and ourselves is “the 10% bias” I made up that name. I’m not familiar with similar bias, therefore I shall describe it here myself   The 10% bias is when you let yourself be seduced by an extraordinary promise — under the excuse that “even if it’s only 10% …

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Lifestyle Philosophy

MISCOMMUNICATION IS CHEATING

Humans have many explicit AND IMPLICIT ways in which they communicate Likewise humans have different kinds of relationships (with closer relationships typically necessitating superior communication)   The absolute fundamentals of communication are deeply wired: -you convey your feelings with your bearing -and others can feel how you feel -and human can always SENSE their place …

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Spirituality

REALNESS

Realness is truth is elevating   Untruth, unreal — is how you get stuck The map you use matches the reality — or not You can get away with imprecise map up to a certain point. You will get somewhere. But eventually you get stuck Your map is a lie — therefore it doesn’t take …

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Philosophy

Understanding Understanding (Labels)

-Variety, diversity means that objects have different properties. E.g. a cat has fur, it purrs, and is cute. Whereas a tree has leaves, a trunk, branches, and grows big -Existence of variety doesn’t preclude existence of a degree of homogeneity. Two objects can have some different properties — and some similar properties -Thus between two …

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