MY THOUGHTS (1 / 44)
1/1/2021
Remember that beginnings and endings are always arbitrary. What those beginnings and endings mean to yourself are up to your perception and what those beginnings and endings mean to someone else is up to their perception. In a relationship, beginnings are usually different between the two people, as well as the ending. But generally speaking, relationships that stick have a stronger sense of a shared beginning and ending.
8/9/2018
A short story with hints of borderline and projection.
8/9/2018
A passive pursuit is not a pursuit at all.
8/9/2018
Kids should learn to decide for themselves.
8/9/2018
Dualism is a lie.
11/19/2018
Truth is just an ideal.
8/9/2018
We need to re-examine our ideas about love in order to make the world a better place.
11/30/2019
Where to begin?
8/9/2018
Real creation that benefits humanity happens alone at first.
1/10/2019
But he is behaviorally.
9/16/2018
The difference between experiential and conceptual learning.
8/9/2018
How you feel about it is important.
8/9/2018
We're idiots because we're hypocrites digging our own graves.
12/20/2018
Two philosophical problems with the idea of learning from a mistake.
8/9/2018
Making stressful decisions can lead to happiness; peace of mind is the aftermath of moral tension.
2/15/2019
Behaviorally, but not ideologically.
9/13/2018
It means to lose control, to be compelled to act despite oneself.
8/9/2018
An analogy for life.
8/9/2018
Fictional.
8/9/2018
The reason why Elon is a utopian anarchist-socialist-capitalist.
8/28/2018
The world is topsy-turvy, therefore ways of helping it ideologically are topsy-turvy too.
"Without art, he insists, shirking no personal or collective horrors, we do not know ourselves or anyone else. Only art penetrates what pride, passion, intelligence and habit erect on all sides - the seeming realities of this world. There is another reality, the genuine one, which we lose sight of. This other reality is always sending us hints, which, without art, we can't receive. Proust calls these hints our "true impressions." The true impressions, our persistent intuitions, will, without art, be hidden from us and we will be left with nothing but a "terminology for practical ends which we falsely call life."[1]
[1]: —Saul Bellow, Nobel Laureate Speech, Source.