Analysis

In the labyrinth of human history, the concepts of meaning, purpose, and value have been perennial questions. Yet, the emergence of the Industrial Age and the Enlightenment brought these queries into stark relief, intertwining with the philosophical doctrine of nihilism. This blog post delves into the roots of nihilism in the context of historical developments,

In a world that glorifies breadth over depth, the essence of true growth is often lost. When I talk about depth, I’m referring to something that transcends the superficial layers of being and knowing—it’s about vertical expansion, not horizontal. Horizontal expansion is easy to observe and quantify. It’s the physical journey across the globe, the

Introduction In our societal journey, there lies a subtle yet profound limitation in merely aspiring to uphold the status quo. This path transforms us into products, polished and packaged by the prevailing system. In this system, we often become mere imitations, replicating established norms and patterns. But is conforming inherently detrimental? Not necessarily. However, it’s

Why don’t people self-reflect? Well, it’s kind of funny I get to write about this because I know my younger self would be screaming this question out almost every night in his bedroom while contemplating the behaviors of human beings. At first it was a sad thing for me because I felt like self-reflection would