philosophy
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The willing imbeciles

A long long time ago people didn’t know anything, and they didn’t know anything for quite a time until they developed complexity in their communications. Once a person can convey thoughts to others, and discuss them, they can then accelerate their learning and develop complexity outside of the person or group. Once this language, and… Continue reading
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It’s not at all new, and it’s certainly not a choice..

I’ve heard some US and UK political and religious figures state that the varied pallet of human sexual affects are “lifestyle choices”, and before today I had only arguments from a moral – what harm does come of this that you would be so against it?, science based – queerness in sexual endeavours seems to… Continue reading
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I am not one of “them”

There may come a time in the life of a thinker, and I think I am one of those, the life examined, introspection coupled with curiosity and all that jazz, where there is a realisation that the thoughts and conclusions we have are not isolated, unique, nor original. I spend a lot of time listening,… Continue reading
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As a result of progress

Human nature, an idea that we know that we are good moral actors for some, for others an excuse for us not to be. Some folks claim greed as a natural facet of the species, stating that “if you could, then you would”, indicating that weakness or strength of will are merely circumstantial considerations, i.e.… Continue reading
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The Manosphere

I asked my partner Em randomly if I should join the manosphere? The reason I did this was to get her reaction, which I knew I could feed off. Sometimes when people agree on something, and we (Em and I) agree strongly on women’s rights and the toxicity of modern male behaviour regarding it, you… Continue reading
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It’s him or us

This guy may be trying to get all us inconsequential people killed. I personally fear our lives, anyone’s lives, everyone’s lives. We are clearly a sacrifice he is willing and happy to make, but who gave him this right to affect me and the world? Some of the American people elected him, not the rest… Continue reading
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Protection racket

For those that value privacy over safety I have to ask, what have you got to hide? What I have to hide is… The things you would use against me if you knew me so well you could predict my reactions to your actions. To measure is to improve, that is a true statement, but… Continue reading
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The day the TV turns you off.

I fear social media just as you do, I see it as a force for possible good that will of course be used by the powerful to cement their power if they are able. And if it cannot be used by them they will act to curb it by creating a non-statistics based fear, a… Continue reading
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The weakest of all men

The pope is the weakest, most scared of all men on earth. That’s a bold accusation but I intend to tell you why I have come to that conclusion. As usual I’ll be criticising religion, but also the person psychologically. Bear in mind I don’t dislike the guy, nor do I dislike his policies, I… Continue reading
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The Refusal to measure…

The wannabe king has replaced anyone that disagrees with his vision of how things are, not how things should be, bear in mind that these are very different things. One is something we could prove, the other is a trajectory wish. The reason he does this is he wants to be able to say things… Continue reading