The best way to tell if something is trustworthy is if you’ve actually seen the proof and the proof is reproduceable. If there is no proof, then trust is a decision based on belief. For example, let’s say you ask your friend what he’s doing on Friday night. He says, “I’m going to a baseball game with my dad. Want to come?” You say, “Ok, sure.” and then Friday comes and you actually go to …
Continue readingHere are my ideas on the Matrix Reloaded movie. A lot of people find it confusing and decided that it is only an eye-candy film simply because it is hard to understand. I’ve found that this movie is a very strong compliment to the original and it shows that the “rabbit hole” goes a lot deeper than Morpheus ever knew. So for those who haven’t seen the movie, stop reading now! Unless you don’t really …
Continue readingNumerous philosophers have sought to develop a plausible and effective account for the structure of human life. Er, rather… an account of human life as a single entity. This is inherently difficult since there is no way to take into account all human life; past, present, future, here, there, and everywhere. Some, such as Plato, Carr, Jaspers, and Keen, have attempted such an account based on simply their own individual observations, learnings, and experiences. …
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