The Philosophical Phenomenon

I always knew my physical body was just a vessel for my soul, carrying it, keeping it safe. I’ve often thought over the years how our consciousness is like an alien being attached to our human host; however, some of the human bodies we inhabit seem to work better than others. We can survive on this planet as an animal, as a human, but what about after our consciousness leaves our body behind? Will we no longer be bound by earthly things? Do we attach ourselves to some new bod

I think searching for the reason of life is difficult but the reason for your life not so much. This is a bit harder to write than most things I have written because looking up the definition of defines is extremely redundant. I think many things describe us but how many of those things truly define us? As I do research, I realize a great many men and women - and possibly everything in between - have tried to find the answer and have failed. Is it the things we do? Is it th

This whole discussion makes me want to go to college. I want a professor like this guy. How lucky we have the internet and can learn things on our own if we search hard enough? This is the political philosophy class at Harvard University. I love sitting with people and being able to discuss the what if’s of things. I love asking questions and discussing possible answers. I want to have moral and political philosophical debates in a calm, rational, and respectful way. That’s w

I was writing another post and something I wrote made me write this one. It was all part of one post but I went a little too far out on a tangent, so I decided to make it it's own post.. you can kind of see that it jumps around a bit, but I left all the nitty-gritty in there to make certain points. Feminists are going to have a field day with my posts, but I’m explaining emotions here and they are not always P.C. Damnit, so many people are going to hate my posts. K, Social Ju