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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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Thoughts
Life presents an irony where patience is required, yet entropy overwhelms us. Teleological arguments suggest that humanity was created with purpose, perhaps to witness its decline. The initial human’s actions prompted a reaction in nature, laying the groundwork for tyranny, as humanity’s story intertwines with fiction and violent conquest.
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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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Final Meditation on The Soul
The Ouroboric Observer: On the Munchausen Soul “Whoever fights with monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. And if you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you.” – Friedrich Nietzsche I have thought about how to resolve the paradoxes that higher dimensionality brings; symmetry…
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Debunking Holocaust Denial: It Did Happen
This article addresses Holocaust denial claims by providing evidence and rebuttals against common misconceptions. The author, a researcher with personal experience and academic knowledge, clarifies crucial points about extermination camps, Nazi documentation, and survivor testimonies, aiming to educate those unsure about the historical truth of the Holocaust.
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The Recursion of Morality
“If you crush a cockroach, you’re a hero. If you crush a beautiful butterfly, you’re a villain. Morals have aesthetic criteria.” – Nietzsche A recursion is when a problem is solved internally by itself, with continuous feedback of slowly fragmenting the issue until it is solved. This method is well known to programmers, often used…
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All I Have is Human; I Need More
Jung referred to the numinous as a primordial self, something internal that ties us all together, as if we were the instrumentalization of its foundational presence. We can catch segments of this numinous, in a fragmented sense, or if we are lucky, in its more complete form. Jung most famously wrote about this in his…
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Binaries and Whispers
“The binary of my soul is a digit out of place”. “Right, sounds like an internal exile?” “Something like that, I’m no genius.” “No, but you are different.”“Annoyingly so.” Pen scrawls across paper, looping letters all joined and wide. “You want to be loved?” Small silence, followed by a sigh. “I guess so.” “What kind…
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The Industrial Remakes and Its Consequences
Yesterday I was scrolling through YouTube in an attempt to entertain myself visually whilst eating a bowl of cereal. I stumbled across a teaser for the new Predator, no, not a new Jeffrey Epstein, I am taking about the 80s Arnold classic. Let me give you a brief rundown of the Arnold Schwarzenegger classic before…
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