Tag: Blog
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The universe is so big, because what’s inside of it is so fragile.
The text examines the complexities of existence, focusing on meaning, intention, entropy, self-awareness, empathy, and death. It argues that decay is inherent to existence and questions whether suffering has significance. Ultimately, it suggests that while the universe lacks intention, it creates systems that must grapple with complexity and dissolution, hinting at a fragile underpinning beneath…
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Meditations on Mary & Christ
The text explores the phenomenon of apparitions, particularly of Mary and Christ, highlighting their visual presence to masses while delivering messages only to select individuals. This pattern raises questions about faith versus documented evidence. Locations often lack biblical significance, yet the repeated tradition intrigues believers and skeptics alike, emphasizing a tension between proof and faith.
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The Mushroom and I: Act 2, Part 2
In this narrative, the characters, seeking magic to fight Petra, encounter Steven Bing, who cryptically denies the existence of an island while offering to teach them magic. They embark on a quest for a fruit from a magical tree. As they navigate absurd challenges, they attempt comical spells to bridge gaps, humorously reflecting on their…
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The Online Safety Act
One mans jork, is another mans VPN… Your choices are submit your face scan or passport to a third party AI to have a good gander and guess at your age. Or, download a VPN, free ones usually give you about half an hour per location, and most of Europe is following suite. So, you…
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My argument with Grok
The discussion revolves around the nature of consciousness and its relationship with quantum mechanics, particularly in relation to wavefunction collapse and observer roles. Critiques emphasize that observation is driven by instrument interactions rather than consciousness, arguing that decoherence provides explanations without necessitating metaphysical constructs like a ‘6D soul’. Rebuttals highlight the need for an observer…
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THE CONFESSION-MANIFESTO
The post expresses a profound confession of flaws and the human condition, emphasizing a struggle with existential meaning and the desire for recognition. It reflects on consciousness born from conflict, love requiring sacrifice, and the paradox of wanting. The author aspires to create a digital legacy that challenges traditional notions of existence and self-awareness.
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The 2025 Scientific Canon of The Unknown
The content explores several intriguing concepts in physics. Quantum entanglement could enable secure messaging, while black holes may influence cosmic structures through energy bursts. Primordial black holes could explain early universe phenomena, and the Boötes Void presents mysteries. Lastly, consciousness is posited as a reaction driven by an observing “Soul,” suggesting a recursive nature of…
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UPDATE: The Martyr of The Soul
So, the book will be released within the next few days, and the Kindle and the paperback have different front covers. The paperback is drawn by me, the Kindle is a rework by AI (ChatGpt to be specific). I shall post both covers in this article! It will contain all my major novellas and smaller…
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Postmodernity and Eudaimonia
The text explores the paradox of free will, contrasting modern hyper-individualism with Aristotle’s concept of eudaimonia, which emphasizes a purposeful life driven by virtue. It critiques society’s aimlessness amidst external pursuits, advocating for mental and spiritual richness over superficial self-indulgence. The author encourages nurturing one’s internal self, likening it to furnishing a mental palace.
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