About society, its laws and problems, personal freedom and the role of the state, ideal and real.
Truth is not the same for all people at all times. Your Truth may look like the Lie in the views of other peoples of different cultures or even different families. Even those who taught you, sometimes change the tune and completely abandon their seemingly firm position.
The sense of boredom (from getting the same experience again and again) pushed people to look for something new. Those who did, survived better, so the evolution gifted us with not being satisfied with what we have ever.
The right hemisphere (that manages the left side of our body), among other things, tends to integrate and include, while the left hemisphere looks for a simple solution, better the one already proven to be successful before.
The primary difference between communism and capitalism is not “totalitarian” or “democratic.” What delineates them fundamentally is the ownership of the means of production
Renaissance Italy fascinates us, especially since we perceive it as coming from nowhere. Suddenly–from the darkness of Middle Ages–emerges bright and colorful art and productive thoughts. That is how the Italian Renaissance is perceived in popular culture, or used to be perceived, to be precise because that view changes. Historians knew it for quite a […]
We are motivated by our desires, aren’t we? And it seems that our goal is to indulge ourselves. Would you agree? But not all our desires are equal.
Imagine humans in savanna a million years ago. Everything is subject to survival, whether they hunt or listen to stories sitting by the fire. What are these story about? About hunting, of course.
Law is the law until somebody succeeds in challenging it. But to succeed, one has to have public opinion (life) on his side.
People with similar interests and lifestyle live in the same neighborhood. And if you have been raised there, you adopted the same lifestyle and world view.
“A single question animates this report: Can we ever expect to understand existence? … Surely someday, we can believe, we will grasp the central idea of it…” John Wheeler.