...where the Two become the One
Your shame is not your enemy—it is the sign of a contradiction begging to be reconciled. The Law of Non-Contradiction states that contradictory propositions cannot both be true in the same sense at the same time, meaning an entity cannot be both “A” and “not-A” simultaneously. This principle serves as the bedrock of rational thought, ensuring that reality is consistent and that truth is exclusive of falsehood. Consciousness serves as the precise […] Read more »
Beneath the illusion of choice lies the truth of causality—find your why or be lived by it. John Locke’s age of reason refers to the developmental stage when an individual gains the capacity for rational thought and self-governance, marking their emancipation from parental authority, as outlined in his Two Treatises of Government. This milestone, typically emerging in adolescence around the mid-to-late teens, enables individuals to make independent, reasoned decisions, distinguishing human adulthood from […] Read more »
A discourse against self-sacrifice and for principled selfishness Psychological projection is a defense mechanism in which individuals attribute their own unwanted thoughts, feelings, or traits onto another person. Sacrifice is the act of giving up something valued—such as time, resources, or personal desires—for the sake of a perceived greater good, another person, or a principle. Altruism: “The principle or practice of unselfish concern for or devotion to the welfare of others.” ~Dictionary.com […] Read more »