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Capitalism 101 Part 1

I have spent far too much time thinking about morality and ethics. It has been some time since I have posted. I am currently working on multiple other 'paths', projects and endeavors. I shall post more when I can and after I have completed some of the projects that I referred to- they shall take long: Towards the Destruction of Modern Civilization and the Reason Why Humanity is Doomed Humanity is at a point that it has never been, approximately 780 million people lack access to improved sources of water (2010 UNICEF and the World Health Organization, as cited by the CDC) this is a vast improvement if one looks at the statistics from 50-100 years ago. This statistic is remarkable, however it is also frightening. Over three billion people use the internet today ( The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) as cited by the BBC, 2015). According to the World Health Organization, by 2017 over one hundred and twenty countries had 90% of the individuals in the nations were co...
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A Little Bit of Comedy

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(note: when you study philosophy, critically, you can critically think) Feel free to share this on social media You’re welcome and you can all thank me later                                                                [Epic] Levels of ‘Woke’ “Basic bitch” level                Level -1 [modern western/American logic] Keep your mind occupied and do not think just focus on work and go out and make more money [to survive]. Level 0- Freedom Caucus/Tea Party [philosophy/ logic]: status quo (i.e. Bush made an honest mistake when he invaded Iraq). Level - Denial, projection, obfuscate, make excuses [logic]: “ Trump is going to make a g...
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Responding To The Problem of Free Will (And How to Solve It)

Responding to (An Annotation of): July 13, 2018- July 16, 2018 The Problem of Free Will (And How to Solve It) It has been many years since I have undertaken the matter of free will. Imagine yourself sitting on the jury for a courtroom trial of the infamous Neckbeard the Pirate. Looking over the list of charges, you see what appears to be quite the nefarious career: Looting, pillaging, extortion, raping, kidnapping, murdering… the list goes on and on. Not only that, but the defendant doesn’t even deny his actions. He confesses outright to every last crime, plus a few extra that didn’t even make the list. It seems to be a textbook open-and-shut case, except for an unusual plea. “Please don’t send me to prison!” says Captain Neckbeard. “I had no choice. You see, years ago, the Canadian government installed a microchip in my brain that forced me to do their evil bidding. It wasn’t really me who committed those horrible crimes. Here we encounter the issue of identity...
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