RELATIONSHIP SHATTERED BECAUSE I ASKED A BOSOM FRIEND FOR A LOAN .... Picture taken at Gloucester during my last official trip to UK before retirement I thought retirement would finally bring peace: I'm

I think one of the biggest problems now is people are operating under completely different realities while pretending they are in the same one. Some people think commitment only begins once some verbal

Given that Plato's Allegory of the Cave seems to still apply to modern people, is there any hope of some day having a civilization rooted in reality? If truly sentient and self-aware and self-motivated

Wednesday Night Live Twitter/X Space 27 August 2025 This Space explores philosophical questions about human nature, government, and societal structures. Stefan invites callers to engage in discussions

Do We Choose Our Friends, or Do Circumstances Choose Them for Us? According to my perspective, I firmly believe that circumstances choose our friends for us first. Not that we can't choose our friends,

今天下午，财务主任来寻数据，我随口一句：“某同事的硬盘里或许有。”谁知这无心之语如一根柴火，燃起熊熊烈火🔥。主任速急召我，语气冷硬的说：“这与你何干？一句‘不清楚’足矣。你揽事上身，做得好没人记挂，做不好，万般责任可全落在你头上！”

Hello, film buff community. I am pleased to share my enthusiasm for a Netflix film production, "The Black Widow". Its director has kept me glued to my couch, immersed in thrilling suspense. It

Ever dropped a truth bomb so real that everyone just stopped talking and stared at you like you’d grown a second head? Happens. That’s honesty for you—comes in swinging, not always with soft hands. "Truth

Ever dropped a truth bomb so real that everyone just stopped talking and stared at you like you’d grown a second head?

Ever get that thing where you’re just chilling, looking all put together, but inside? Absolute chaos. Like, you’re basically the human version of that dog in the "This is fine" meme. You’re out

AI GENERATED Perfection has always sounded scary, not because I know I can't reach perfection; I learned long ago that nothing is perfect, and imperfection is natural. It is scary because I don't want

In this episode, I analyze the debate between Michel Foucault and Noam Chomsky on human nature, expressing frustrations about their unclear definitions. I discuss Foucault's controversial life and its

By the one who already knows the ending They will never question the hand that calms them, Even if the hand is stained. Proximity, after all, is the most convincing illusion— A whispering sound that’s

Why does a person feel jealous, and what is the main reason behind it? Jealousy is a kind of sickness that destroys a person from inside. Surely, it is a natural human behavior, but controlling it is easy.

I don't know everything, but from the little I know, violence has always been there. Whether it's a war, fight, or just an argument, I don't think violence can ever be totally absent. I mean, even in heaven

It all depends on how you take it—there’s dark humor and light humor. You can...

Hi fellow Hiveians, Today I wanted to talk about money, while waiting outside the place I am earning extra money. Post Monetary Thoughts What are we going to do in a post-money world? This was something

This lecture examines the influential debate between philosophers Noam Chomsky and Michel Foucault, focusing on themes of human nature, justice, and power. It begins with Chomsky's argument for an innate

In this lecture, Stefan Molyneux discusses the philosophical underpinnings of rights, human nature, and governance, critiquing the concept of natural rights as subjective constructs without universal validity.