Truth, Lies, and Why we don't know the difference.
The Suggestive Corruptive
Tag: objectivity
Fault’s Dilemma
(Us, Love it or Leave it) I'm reposting this piece because it was the second half of my podcast episode from earlier this week. You can check out the full episode below. I also wanted to give everyone a preview of a very special blog post that will also be my 25th episode of The [...]
Plight at the End of the Tunnel
It’s a strange transition to watch, people losing their objectivity, becoming so oblivious to the outside world as their lives inevitably collapse into the tiny, situational microcosms of their existence. You can view it happening to others, but you can never truly grasp when it is happening to you, and, of course, it is, to [...]
Decency Demonized
When people tell you not to care, they are trying to absolve themselves of their own guilt. You go right ahead and keep giving a shit. Most of us are beaten down by life so much that we no longer have the energy to care. Some of us are just so ignorant that we cannot [...]
The Deception of Desperation
Seeing anything as absolute keeps you from understanding anything beyond what you’ve limited yourself to understanding. It’s not knowledge that would lead a person to this end, it is desperation. Desperation begs for an ultimate answer when an ultimate answer is an unknowable impossibility. You simply cannot know. You can believe. That will need to [...]
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