Tag: philosophy

The Award for the Biggest Critic of the American Public Education System Goes To…

Let me start out by saying that I like listening to the most radical and extreme views, and I myself try to think as radical, irrational, or extreme as I can. Additionally, it is also wise to think rationally, and sound (middle) as an intellectual exercise that covers all the basis of possibilities. The reason … Continue reading The Award for the Biggest Critic of the American Public Education System Goes To… →

The Award for the Biggest Critic of the American Public Education System Goes To…

Let me start by saying that I like listening to the most radical and extreme views, and I myself try to think as radical, irrational, or extreme as I can. Additionally, it is also wise to think rationally, and sound (middle) as an intellectual exercise that covers all the basis of possibilities. The reason is … Continue reading The Award for the Biggest Critic of the American Public Education System Goes To… →

Folie À Deux: The Mass Hypnosis of the Self. The Joke’s On Us!

How I came about writing this post: To answer the question of what inspired me to write this post, it first started when I received a notification bell on YouTube from a guy I subscribed to because he was well-versed in ChatGPT and I wanted to replicate whatever cool thing he was doing on it. … Continue reading Folie À Deux: The Mass Hypnosis of the Self. The Joke’s On Us! →

Sri Ramakrishna Paramahansa.

Sri Ramakrishna — (February 18, 1836 — August 16, 1886). “Different creeds are but different paths to reach the same God.” ― Sri Ramakrishna “It is easy to talk about religion, but difficult to practice it.” ― Ramakrishna “Many good sayings are to be found in holy books, but merely reading them will not make one religious.” ― Ramakrishna … Continue reading Sri Ramakrishna Paramahansa. →

Sri Ramakrishna Paramahansa

Sri Ramakrishna — (February 18, 1836 — August 16, 1886).“Different creeds are but different paths to reach the same God.” ― Sri Ramakrishna“It is easy to talk about religion, but difficult to practice it.” ― Ramakrishna“Many good sayings are to be found in holy books, but merely reading them will not make one religious.” ― Ramakrishna“Everyone is looking for something, whether that … Continue reading Sri Ramakrishna Paramahansa →

Outer-inner Space.

Outer-inner Space. Cosmic Child. An analogy I will use in this piece is that astronomers study outer space much in the same way philosophers & theologians study and practice inner space. The former is external (material) and the latter is internal (spiritual). Scientists benefit from philosophers and vice-versa. For example, Albert Einstein owed his debt … Continue reading Outer-inner Space. →

Response to the Race in Economics Dilemma.

There are two broad perspectives on social class: Class status as having access to a continuum of resources, with richer people above poorer people on the socioeconomic ladder (on the left) Class as a set of discrete groups, with smaller, higher classes stacked on top of larger, lower classes (on the right) Thomas Sowell in … Continue reading Response to the Race in Economics Dilemma. →

Reflection On “The Drum Major Instinct” by MLK.

“The Drum Major Instinct”— a sermon by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. On 4 February 1968, Martin Luther King, Jr., preached “The Drum Major Instinct” from the pulpit of Ebenezer Baptist Church. Ironically, two months before his assassination on 4 April 1968. “The drum major instinct” means a desire to be out front, a desire … Continue reading Reflection On “The Drum Major Instinct” by MLK. →