July 10, 2024 | 30 mins read |
In this post, I will argue that the ontological argument explains the existence of the fundamental law of physics, i.e., a Theory of Everything. So, this will be a reasonably satisfying solution to the fundamental question of metaphysics: Why is there anything at all? I will argue that the fundamental law of physics is a logically necessary entity, and after its existence is justified, all things physical will follow from it. The Theory of Everything is the only mathematical entity whose existence is uplifted into the physical reality.
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January 26, 2025 | 63 mins read |
In this post, I will push 2 independent political agendas. Years ago, they seemed more like a political fantasy than political philosophy, but since 2022, due to rapid progress in AI, I have started believing this is realistically achievable by the end of the century.
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October 11, 2024 | 31 mins read |
Toriyama Akira (1955-2024) is not just the most GOATed mangaka but arguably one of the most GOATed fictional authors of all time. Today, Dragon Ball DAIMA, his last work, started airing. This post is a tribute to Toriyama.
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July 10, 2024 | 30 mins read |
In this post, I will argue that the ontological argument explains the existence of the fundamental law of physics, i.e., a Theory of Everything. So, this will be a reasonably satisfying solution to the fundamental question of metaphysics: Why is there anything at all? I will argue that the fundamental law of physics is a logically necessary entity, and after its existence is justified, all things physical will follow from it. The Theory of Everything is the only mathematical entity whose existence is uplifted into the physical reality.
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July 10, 2024 | 29 mins read |
Stephen Jay Gould’s Non-Overlapping Magisteria (NOMA) is nonsense. In an effort to save his field, evolutionary biology, from the wrath of creationists and biblical literalists, he threw the entire subfield of Ethics under the bus. A subfield that he didn’t even know existed. NOMA not only doesn’t solve the conflict thesis between scientific claims and religious claims but also adds fuel to a lesser known conflict thesis between ethics and religion. “The greatest tragedy in mankind’s entire history may be the hijacking of morality by religion.” “Religion is the most malevolent and persistent of all mind viruses. We should get rid of it as quick as we can.”― Arthur C. Clarke
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July 10, 2024 | 13 mins read |
I will try to argue that what most people call “love” is just discrimination. Years ago, I first saw this explained in Episode 18 of Vinland Saga. Back then, I found it very ridiculous. But after thinking about it for more time, I think it is a very logical argument and I will elaborate on it. In this post, I will argue that “True Love” is unconditional compassion towards all sentient beings and that “True Love” is only possible if you are omnipotent.
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