Tag: Knowledge
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“Dare To Know” – Some Years Ago…
“Dare To Know” is the English translation of the Latin saying “SAPERE AUDE” that Emannuel Kant used in his essay “Answering Question: What is Enlightenment.” Dare to know can be “translated” as dare to go beyond and against stereotypes that are insidiously imposed, be ready for surprises, and be observant with a free mind, as…
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I was taught how to learn
Describe something you learned in high school. This is the basic, essential thing today’s educational system is not teaching. Then, some decades ago, the educational system was made to activate as many parts of our NATURAL INTELIGENCE as possible situated in again our and unique BRAIN! We were taught by many of then educational programs…
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Everyone scratches where it itches
Analysing different statements we are literally being bombarded with in the last couple of weeks, I can’t take out the feeling that they are all connected. From the moment that President Trump decided to bomb Iran on February 28, until today, April 10. As some people, I listen to those who were strong supporters of…
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Conspiracy Practitioners and Nuclear Energy
From the upcoming book. Iran. Banks. Debt. Oil. Gas. Nuclear bomb. And behind all of the mentioned Nuclear Energy! Nuclear-generated electricity is THE key to taking developing nations out of the claws of different creditors like the IMF, Club of Rome, and other leeches represented by the BIS or the Bank for International Settlements, a…
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On Foot
You’re going on a cross-country trip. Airplane, train, bus, car, or bike? Once upon a time, people used to feel deeper. They had sharper intuition. They were able to transmit their thoughts not only by look or by vibration, but also by telepathy! In those days, we communicated without mobile phones, tablets, or social media…
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Questions
List five things you do for fun. Some are playing cards, some are running, and some are swimming. Some are making TIKTOK or INSTAGRAM stories and reels, some are doing something else. I ask questions! What? Oh, that’s the first question! We live in a world where everything is questionable. On so many occasions, questions…
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