Distinguishes the Science of Philosophy from the act of Philosophising, exploring study versus lived reflection in thought, action, and inquiry.

This essay explores Nietzsche’s “Eternal Return” and the paradox between destiny and free will, examining how awareness, suffering, and divine will intertwine in the search for human meaning. It asks whether enlightenment is liberation or a deeper loop within the cycle of existence itself.

From Thales’s “all is water” to Boyle’s atoms in motion, this piece follows humanity’s long pursuit to uncover what truly composes all matter.