Tag: ignorance
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The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.” Or “The wood chip doesn’t fall far from the log.”
Those are proverbs tested over centuries. Means that children usually inherit the traits, behaviors, and characteristics of their parents. I would add the parents of their parents. That is why when we meet someone, try to find out about the family he/she comes from in order to get a deeper impression of what to expect.…
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New 443-foot nuclear submarine starts tests with six Poseidon weapons
When this site warned that Russia is preparing new weapons as well as changing its policies of cooperation between Army and civilian industries, very few paid attention and only a couple actually analysed it seriously. The year was 2018. Now we are at 2026 and things are becoming extremely serious to all those ignorant, arrogant,…
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“You have watches. We have time.”
To translate it, you might have technology, banksters, money supply, industry, high GDP, etc…, but we have a culture that survived in time and can wait for revenge, which will, when that time comes, be served as a cold dish…( look Vietnam and Afghanistan…) How this has happened? Well, in the West, you always, but,…
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Decline of Europe Continues
Ignorance and arrogance are taking their toll. If we think historically, we will find a pattern. When I say historically I mean studying the REAL HISTORY! NOT THE ONE WE ARE TAUGHT! If interested, ask questions, and I will reply. If not interested, no worries. I perfectly understand when people think they know all and everything.…
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Podcast Episode: We have a future, and it will be great!
Pip: Philosophyofgoodnews has a habit of finding a four-minute Egyptian film and using it to dismantle the entire architecture of modern arrogance — and honestly, fair enough. Mara: Today we’re spending our time with one post that moves through film, philosophy, Rumi, and Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks to make a case for why simple human…
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Podcast Episode: The Science Of Maintaining Ignorance, Nescience
Pip: Philosophyofgoodnews has been busy — reading, writing, preparing a book, and apparently discovering that the cure for all of it is the sea. Mara: That’s actually the starting point for today’s episode. We’re looking at how information overload erodes the capacity for independent thought, and what it might take to reclaim it. Pip: Let’s…
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