Tag: freedom

  • Psychology and Counseling

    To a Psychologist is where you go if you want to find out what is wrong with you. To a Counselor is where you go if you want to know what’s right. This ‘rightness’ is what people are missing from their lives. We have been given a bill of goods as soon as we become…

  • Freedom and Telos: Commitment

    You become freer once you’ve made a commitment. Paradox of freedom. —- I see freedom without limits is not only meaningless but anxiety producing. The anxiousness is the ontological condition of the modern identity arisen in the ideal that freedom is limitless ness. Actually, True freedom is the finding that which defines end, such that…

  • Philosophical Dimension.

    @ it is possible to understand philosophy as having two dimensions. Non-philosophy thus is the philosophical ability to comprehend the use of the real object called philosophy. The issue that philosophy raises against this Confinement of its resources and agency, is that philosophy seeS itself –or permits a view that is itself –as without dimension;…

  • An Opening to Understanding A Social Theory: Human Babies are now Alien creatures, Florida Representative says. Yes

    “Host bodies” https://feministphilosophers.wordpress.com/2019/03/03/host-bodies/ — Read on feministphilosophers.wordpress.com/2019/03/03/host-bodies FROM IGNORANT REACTION to MORAL RESPONSE. People are so smart that they are stupid. It’s like picking up dry sand with your hand. The distortion of post-modern ideas usurped into the Post-modern religion yields human brains that think they are being sensible. That is; One can not contain…

  • The logic of Two Routes in Application. A Discourse in Freedom.

    . The very interesting thing about this 5G (if not all of modern technology) Is that it means nothing less than volunteered enslavement. It is no mere coincidence that lately the nature of free-will is being commandeered by neurobiology: It is not that we are not or cannot be free, rather, it is that if…

  • One of the most Important Questions Of our day: How Much is too Much?

    I know this question is heresy for the traditionalist Westerners, but it is nevertheless a question we need start to address: How much money does a person need to make to be happy? Is there an ethical standard that requires those who have accumulated vast amounts of money to give back to the economic system…

  • Reclaiming the social from the platforms that are eviscerating it

    Reclaiming the social from the platforms that are eviscerating it Reclaiming the social from the platforms that are eviscerating it — Read on markcarrigan.net/2019/01/08/reclaiming-the-social-from-the-platforms-that-are-eviscerating-it/ My comment: That is interesting in how their proposal implicitly retains the ideal of freedom. Where there is a supposed as essential “exception” that is being impinged upon. I think what the…

  • The impossible, Part 3.

    The impossible, Part 3.

    When we talk about the impossible we might see a light at the end of the tunnel, but this light is really just the part of the tunnel that has electricity. The point of any discussion that wishes to find a solution, should not be about solutions. So far as reality proper and ideological power…

  • Post-post-modern-modernism: The Mistake of Irony; Or, The Ironic Mistake.

    Perhaps a little bitty on postmodernism and the, what could be labeled of our current situation, post-post-modern-modernism. Here are a couple links that roughly define the conventional problem I will address in this essay. The first is a little less ridiculous than than the second. The first offers us an argument for why postmodernism is…

  • Further on Faith; A Reflection.

    Im gonna step a little closer to home here, just for a moment, and offer what could be considered a fictional account of life in experience. A word on faith. “Where I am offended, I have faith.” I have difficulty with a faith that must be worked for, as if some times I have faith…