My Philosophy Journal
The Man In ThoughtConsider this my personal working journal. I aim to sharpen my thinking and make sense of the world around me — and, if I can, share meaningful ideas along the way.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Will Nature Forever Triumph Over Civilisation? [STORY]
I found the reports in the archive yesterday.
All records described it as cutting edge, the magnum opus of all who designed it. On paper, it was perfection — humanity’s dominion over nature.
Distribution networks maintained balanced pre...
Is Fear Rooted In Death?
We’re all afraid to die. Among the many breeds of fear and phobia, dying seems to be the only one we all share. From the first moment we opened our eyes, humanity has had this companion.
Although it feels more like a haunt than a companio...
What Is Destiny?
I find wisdom to be its own kind of magic.
That feeling, that sensation, of your world-view changing, I can’t describe it as anything else but magical.
But in saying that, some pieces of wisdom seem to rely on this feeling like a crutch....
Are We Truly Free?
I think there are a lot of assumptions being made about freedom.
Many thinkers have contributed their perspectives on the matter; some of them even seem quite plausible. It appears, however, that the experience of freedom is not commonly t...
Who Are We?
I used to believe that identity was a trivial thing. Whatever value the idea itself had, dismissing it as peripherally meaningful was my usual response.
While attempting to disenchant a subject I once considered superficial, my eyes instea...
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