Tag: science
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Should we be working to death? Economical implications
They say it is a moral obligation to work, as our culture perceives it (sometimes working to death). Not only should you be in the super complicated network, where different constellations make a common good, but our beloved mainstream capitalist theorists adore so much (this is an irony). But you should move, educate more (of…
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Religions and human rights? Like dogs and cats
Religions are nothing but man-made, superstitious myths with no internal logic or evidence. The vast majority of the world’s major religions were created in an era when we knew little about the nature of the world: there were no peer-reviewed articles, no professional knowledge-makers, and the average IQ of the general population was low, with…
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Are humans worse than animals?
Denailing, boiling to death in a boiler, putting needles below the nails, brutal beatings, waterboarding, electroshocks, stress positions, sleep deprivation, starvation, and temperature extremes. As I am writing this article, a minimum of tens of thousands of people are undergoing this “humane” treatment (even because of the Russo-Ukrainian War). So are humans worse than animals?…
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Imagine if IQ was everything and an exact science
IQ is nearly everything. Imagine a group with respectively different average IQs: 60, 80, 100, 120, 140, 160. Now imagine being able to have a discussion with the members of the groups. It goes without saying you would be able to assign respective numbers to every group. There are extremely significant correlations between median average…
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John Nash – without schizophrenia, the smartest man
A few people (unlike me) suffering from schizophrenia can lead a life with a full-time job. John Fobes Nash, who made fundamental contributions to game theory, real algebraic geometry, differential geometry, and partial differential equations, is a fine example (even though he had episodes when he was unable to practice the work as a scientist).…
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Why did John von Neumann love the super-rich so much?
He was arguably one of the smartest men that have ever lived. John von Neumann wasn’t known just for his enormous contribution to various fields, mental abilities but also adhesiveness to the businessmen and the super-rich. I am successful and you run this country No doubt, John von Neumann was naturally inclined toward prominent circles.…
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Your idol is an animal
Is your idol an animal? Lots of people have their idols. Actors, leaders, businessmen, dissidents, influencers, singers, tech industry giants, and so on. They idolize them in an absurd way as they are the most moral, attractive, able, and eligible. Not only that the current human morality makes little sense. But your idol is most…
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Ten Commandments – extensive critique
They always say that if people act as the Ten Commandments tell, the world would be a perfect place. Not only this is not true, but actually Ten Commandments direct this world into a really ugly place. Here is my extensive critique. Basics for morality? Oh no! Christians consider the Ten Commandments a basis for…
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Your wonderful city view is just a mating place
Homo sapiens are often obsessed with skylines (or city views), whether it is Shangai, New York City, London etc. But it is nothing but a mere evolutionary adaptation (a mating place) of how to spread your selfish genes. Of course, you can have a bond between your birthplace and so on. However, evolutionary fitness attraction…
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Neighboring European populations don’t genetically overlap
Don’t get me wrong, I am neither a nationalist (I consider myself as nationless), nor an obsolete racial theorist. I believe that humans should be nationless and there should be one global government. However, modern geneticists are inclined to prove that neighboring European populations do overlap, therefore it is the evidence that nations mean little sense. But my claim is that some neighboring European populations…