Bonds of Prometheus
Sotiris RexRare takes from beyond the space-time simulation. Essays, rants, and anathematisms exploring the chasm between philosophy of ethos and cosmic existentialism.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 291 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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What If Marty McFly Went Back to Thermopylae?
The world would be a better place if the Roman Empire had never existed, and there would be no Roman Empire if the Persian Empire had taken the Hellenic cities. Read that again. Many will foam at the mouth after reading this, due to a recen...
The Manipulation Tactic of ‘Responsibility’
Remember the vapid axiom popularised by the Spider-Man movies, “With great power comes great responsibility”? It’s false. There is no mechanism by which power will automatically make you proportionally responsible; quite the opposite, given...
The dumbest objections against statelessness #19
Every single objection to statelessness applies to the state even more. So, without the state to supposedly “protect” us from powerful groups (except from the state itself and the oligarchs it creates), what’s stopping powerful groups of pe...
Why All Religions Are False
All religions are false because their standard of proof is hopelessly low; lower than any other earthly affair, with lower stakes, no less. That’s it. That’s the whole article. In other words, we demand stronger evidence for our everyday in...
Why A Loving God Is Impossible
God, just like parents, had no moral right to force you into existence, least of all in an elaborate reality full of scarcity, fear, pain, loss, indignity, and hostility. God especially had no moral right to presume to judge you and condemn...
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