A radical study of a radical influence: Hatred -1
Gabriel
Aristotle, viewed hate as distinct from anger and rage, describing hate as a desire to annihilate an object and is incurable by time. You get angry for a reason, but…
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Hyper realistic shock – Part 2
Part A: The two world wars in the 20th century were a hyper realistic shock to humanity, in general, and to philosophy – particularly.Until then, philosophy was mainly divorced…
Radical philosophy
The problem with philosophy at large is that it is too average, too mediocre, too simplified. It is easy for it to slide into any ear. It combines and integrates…
Looking through paradoxes, opposites and reversals
“He taught me an exorcise which was supposed to bring about what he called “To cause an opposite of space”. You have to seat very quietly, when your…
Hyper realistic shock
The two world wars in the 20th century were a hyper realistic shock to humanity, in general, and to philosophy – particularly.Until then philosophy was divorced from its being and…
Holding the stretch
There are people that succeeded to connect to here and now (reality), and there are those who succeed to connect to the beyond (higher universe). But the real challenge is to…
High ceiling, high floor
For a person who wants to get somewhere in his life, what should be the height of his ceiling and how low should be his floor?Our ceiling is our best,…
Antithesis
Antithesis can come in all sort of ways; through people, through physical or psychological disorders, through all kind of disasters.The worst way is to see it is as an accidental…