Thoughts are just intangible objects of consciousness. Although thoughts can be perceptively derivative representations of reality, they are not empirical or physical. Whilst thoughts can… Read More »The Intangibility of Thoughts
A conformist is afraid to speak out and to express truly against someone or something such as an injustice, incompetency, unfairness or an exposition of… Read More »A Conformist’s Fear of Speaking Truthfully
Allow yourself to navigate life according to your own ideal. Do what you want to do even at the most fundamental levels providing the harm… Read More »A Message to All Non-Conformists
The modern workplace is the haven of matured bullies, yet these workplaces claim to establish and follow superficial social policies on mental health and anti-bullying.… Read More »Bullies Abundant in the Modern Workplace
Why does the moon orbit the earth; earth the sun; and so on. There are scientific answers to these questions yet people are looking for… Read More »An Accidental Existence
Stoic Methods, Philosophy of Mind, Cognitive Betterment, Emotional Vigour, Proper Reasoning & Psychological Self-Awareness A selection of random and short statements with the exclusion of… Read More »Statements & Aphorisms Vol II: On Mental Health
Cynical Apothegms, Philosophical Pessimism, Depressive Realism & Misanthropy A selection of random and short statements with the exclusion of elaboration. These statements – which will… Read More »Statements & Aphorisms Vol I: Against Humanity
To think for oneself in solitude seems to be often neglected by most individuals. For them, it is too much exertion to reflect on their… Read More »On Thinking For Yourself
Ignorant critics that are against those who possess a misanthropic and/or cynical outlook on humanity often prescribe their outlook as the cause of lifestyles or… Read More »In Defence of Misanthropy
Religion makes an attempt to answer philosophical questions and it does so with its own sanctimonious levels of certainty; a kind of certainty that is… Read More »The Audacity of Religious Thinking
