What Does Persisting Want?
Spinoza reduced good and evil to whatever increases or diminishes our power of acting. He could not have foreseen institutions whose own persistence runs on the confusion of…
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Spinoza reduced good and evil to whatever increases or diminishes our power of acting. He could not have foreseen institutions whose own persistence runs on the confusion of…
Tocqueville named a power that would spare us the trouble of thinking and the pain of living, and every honest reader must admit that this is something we want.
Our brains were built for movement, sunlight, and human contact. The post-COVID world delivers almost none of these. Fractured Lens shows how the modern lifestyle is dismantling the hippocampus: the brain's seat of reason - and why the erosion of critical thinking is now a civic emergency.
This piece confronts mental health stigma, grief, and the reality behind suicide statistics, calling for open conversation and compassion. A message of resilience and hope, reminding anyone struggling that help exists and survival is possible.
A personal story that leads to a meditation on death...
Love under BPD feels electric and unstable. Intense highs collapse into despair without warning. Yet in naming the chaos, the author finds hope, understanding, and connection.
Far too many of us see standing out and being true to who we are as an act that's too heavy to bear. So we convince ourselves that "good enough" is happiness and that "safe" leads to satisfaction. But easy rarely ever leads to true fulfilment.
And the old escapism lies dead.
The erotic wound is the silent ache of a generation of men shaped by sterile images.
No one tells you about the greatest gift.
How blue and true can we get?
How the Psychedelic Experience Mirrors the Hero’s Journey