Category: Articles
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How are the US and Russia similar?
The heading cannot be more counterintuitive. No freedom of speech, arbitrary arrests, unbelievable corruption, authoritarian regime. But still – how are the US and Russia similar? In my article, you will find similarities, yet please note this: They may not be proportionally the same, even though they can be found on a huge level in…
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The biggest problem in politics is the stupidity of people
Every single US voter is fully aware that there are tens of patron-client networks ridden through American politics that grossly disrupt the process detrimental to every citizen. So he or she daily reads media based on information from the political background devoid of our prehistoric like of story-telling. Just statistics and mathematics. No campaign, just…
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Skeptic turned believer: Exposing the super-rich families
Do you think I am a person who can be tricked into believing something just by reading it or seeing it? Definitely wrong! I am a person who doesn’t make the final judgment and then makes arguments accordingly that they fit the judgment. If I have any assets at all, this is non-adherence to cognitive…
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Related by the DNA? Tribalism at its worst
DNA testing to identify distant relatives has grown in popularity due to advances in technology, with services like 23andMe and AncestryDNA offering insights into genealogical connections that span centuries. The process can uncover connections to distant relatives across the globe. Being related by DNA just draws us to our most primitive prehistoric instincts. The second…
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Everything you need to know how West is exploiting Global South
Developed countries, particularly in the West, through interconnected banks, multinational corporations, global institutions, and powerful lobbying circles, actively work to prevent the economic and technological progress of developing nations. The West is exploiting Global South. These developed countries use a variety of methods. These include financial manipulation, trade imbalances, technological suppression, and geopolitical interference. But…
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Helping will kill you. WW2 recollections and how to be better
Imagine German women, men malnourished, extremely thirsty, wounded, crawling on the soil. What would you do now? Call emergency services immediately and provide immediate CPR if needed. Giving them food, and water. Not at the end of WW2 in the former Czechoslovakia territory. Helping will kill you. Well, it is 2024. I hate nationalism, it…
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Banks and alleged Jewish backstabbing to Germany
They often say that Jewish backstabbing of Germany during WWI is a conspiracy par excellence. But since we know that some conspiracies are not actually conspiracies, what was the reality? You can have every possible objection (as I do) to highly organized banking dynasties and super-rich families that are based on religious clientelism (regardless of…
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Titanic and evolutionary psychology
The Titanic disaster captivates people to this day. And evolutionary psychology offers insight into why such a tragedy holds a powerful place in collective memory. Titanic and evolutionary psychology have one key explanation that lies in our instinctual fascination with survival and mortality. The Titanic represents one of the most dramatic life-and-death scenarios. And humans,…
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USA’s atrocities
The USA have history of atrocities that have cast a long shadow over its global legacy. From unethical human experimentation to economic motivations behind wars, these events reveal another part of the dark side of American power that continues to shape perceptions and influence policies both at home and abroad. Human experiments My article is…
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Freethinking activism – make change happen
My article of freethinking activism aims to promote causes so much omited from our daily lives and their absurd pace. There are atheists, humanists, LGBTQ+ people, secularists, and last but not least – the very freethinkers. They assume their position as no privilage – as something automatical. In reality, however, it is something our peers…