Author & Thinker
Through essays and books, I investigate reality and test ideas—examining consciousness, culture, and the complexities of the human condition from a perspective that is always open to evolution and change.
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A curated selection of writings on philosophy, society, and the human condition
The right with climate change denial, which can be seen across the board among hard right, traditionalist conservative pundits and political parties. Then, evolution which has a profound history of conflict among religious groups particularly on the right–a significant portion of the religious right rejects the theory of evolution in favour of creationism or intelligent…
America has never truly experienced a tyrannical government before. It’s whole founding was a counter to tyrannical, British imperialism in the 1700s. It was built to go against tyranny. With the 2020s rise in American populism, it is quite clear that they are naïve to the possibility of it happening by their own hands. The…
When people express interest in something new, is it genuine? The latest tech gadget, the newest entertainment product, the hippest music artist, the trendiest fashion brand, and so on. Are these interests authentic? Those who quickly find themselves jumping on bandwagons may deceive themselves into believing that their newfound interest is genuine. How often have…
Meaning and existential purposefulness cannot be universally defined. Work (labour, occupation, industriousness or employment) doesn’t automatically equal an objective meaning. Yet, society forces this on us – the idea that work is the answer to all things meaningful or purposeful. I see no objectivity in the notion of work being humanities central meaning of purpose.…
Do people still conform when they are alone, in their own space, without anyone watching? Social cohesion is important to the masses, and a sense of guilt or shame—even in one’s own isolated mind—is powerful. Conformity becomes a necessity to avoid feelings of shame. If individuals act according to the social norms of their society,…
Allow yourself to navigate life according to your own ideal. Do what you want to do even at the most fundamental levels providing the harm principle is not broken along this necessary endeavour. If you want to be idle, then be idle. If you want to adopt an eccentric style of dress, then do so.…
About the Author
I write to investigate reality and test ideas. Because a functional mind must be free to evolve, my views are subject to change; some positions I've taken in the past have naturally softened, while others are pushed to their logical limits here as intellectual experiments. Through deep philosophy — from Stoicism to mechanical frameworks — I explore consciousness, society, and what it means to think freely.
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