Truth and deception are often seen as opposites, but throughout history they have been forces driving evolution, society, and knowledge. Truth and its relationship to Lies and Deception from the dawn of life on Earth to the emerging era of artificial intelligence.
Why complexity in the universe appears to increase over time: How irreversible process drives creation.
The three dimensions we explored – anisogamy (egg/sperm dichotomy), the Y chromosome, and maternal mitochondria – all illustrate a common theme: division of roles and specialization. By splitting reproductive contributions between two sexes in unequal ways, evolution opened up new adaptive pathways.
Historic Events as Game Outcomes, shaped by whether we see the world as zero-sum (one gains is another’s loss) or non-zero-sum (cooperation and mutual gains). From empires, colonization and capitalism, to today’s chaotic state. Finally, how AI might shift these dynamics.
Life will hit you hard. It doesn’t care about fairness. Pain arrives uninvited. But you don’t have to break, you can choose to do good, no matter what.
I Do Not Believe in Believing, do you? Look at the sun. Do you believe in it? No. It’s there—blazing, real, undeniable.
What defines the nature and behavior of women, and how have these traits played out over the sweep of history?
The World a Mess, but What "Can" We Do? Ever feel like the world is broken? Like everything’s unfair, and most people are just full of it—lying, cheating, and pretending? You’re not alone. Growing up, we’re told to trust, to believe in goodness, but
In some forgotten corner of the Pacific—beyond the reach of maritime charts and trade routes—there dwells a castaway who once believed he had discovered a treasure of final and absolute worth: a chest laden with gold and diamonds, presumably abandoned by fabled pirates. The metals and stones glow
The thesis will explore synchronicity's relation to causality, and it's role in shaping human perception of reality.
...for the master is but a slave himself, bound by the weight of tending to his slaves.
“Those who can make you believe absurdities, can make you commit atrocities,” By François-Marie Arouet (21 November 1694 – 30 May 1778), known by his nom de plume Voltaire This report Explore Examines (1) Historical case studies of Absurdity and Atrocity—spanning from ancient Greece through modern times—where absurd or
The aim of an artist is not to solve a problem irrefutably, but to make people love life in all its countless, inexhaustible manifestations. Leo Tolstoy. You’ve probably heard of him—or at least his massive book, War and Peace. He’s one of the most famous writers ever,
Are you living your life the way you want—or the way someone else expects you to? It’s a big question, and it hits hard. A lot of us feel stuck trying to be what our parents, friends, or even social media tell us we should be. We’re
Me pregunto, en esta noche confusa, si la peor soledad es la del hombre o la de la mujer que conviven sin encontrarse jamás. Podría alegarse que al menos comparten una casa, un techo, un plato de polenta los domingos. Pero me atrevo a afirmar que tal convivencia, cuando es
Ever feel like you’ve got it all—friends, likes, success—but still feel empty inside? You’re not alone. Leo Tolstoy, a famous writer, felt the same way. He had fame, money, and a family, but he still asked: “If everything ends in death, what’s the point of