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 modern workplace is the haven of matured bullies, yet these workplaces claim to establish and follow superficial social policies on mental health and anti-bullying. Bullying (whether intrinsic or psychopathic) is innate and inevitable in work culture. Competition, the idea of merit, financial pressure and the excesses of work ethic cannot be what they are…
What brings about more anxiety over hypothetical matters are thoughts that which persist before an event arises. This event or scenario can be an upcoming reality or even a hypothetical situation. This method of thinking is usually maintained by questions beginning with “what if” – the precursor to incessant worry. Our worry mechanism that resides…
It’s quite ironic how conservative Americans bang on about American being a Christian country, or a country that was founded on with religious theocratic intent. American founding fathers would be rolling in their grave. The United States was founded with the complete opposite in mind. For its time, it was ahead of other nations with…
Every individual has an intrinsic, veiled, unconscious desire to be genuine, to express their own identity, and to liberate themselves from the limitations of conformity. So, why are so many people the same? Since it’s within our deepest sociobiological nature to conform for survival, human beings often fail to unlock their true selves. Unconscious fear…
Why does the moon orbit the earth; earth the sun; and so on. There are scientific answers to these questions yet people are looking for existential answers. There aren’t any. That makes a lot of people uncomfortable. We are an accident in spacetime; only by mere probability have we become conscious beings. The fact that…
From an early age, people are likely to grow up in a consistent social environment—from their home life, the social groups they join, the sameness of those in the schools they attend, and their overarching local community. If these social environments remain largely unchanged, with little integration across social classes, cultural backgrounds, educational levels, and…
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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