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52Yet Another Blog By Yet Another Blogger...
Oh God – another blog. And for what? For nothing, really: probably nobody will every even read this, which gives the entire thing an insane speaking-to-one’s-self feel. Sartre once said (yeah I’m...
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55Political disquisitions
Throughout history and even more in the current era where marketing has an important role in all spheres of social life, human beings have been provided in Politics, and headstrong foolish victims of...
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62A Reading List to Understand the Future
1. Abolition of Man (1943) by: C.S. Lewis In this short book Lewis describes how teaching young children that words are relative, evolves into a much more worrisome view of the world that eventually leads...
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63Twisting the Knife
Less Artsy More Fartsy The question of why anyone would want to express themselves is one easily dismissed. It's such a fundamental part of our character there seems to be no point in speculating from whence...
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67Perceptions of Hell
Jean Paul Sartre, a twentieth-century French philosopher, believed that humanity causes its own suffering. His famous quote “Hell is other people,” comes from the 1947 play, No Exit. The drama...
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59Looking For Love In All The Wrong Ontological Places.
Love is a funny thing. People seem to think love cannot be described, but saying the word love to describe how you feel is describing love as how you feel. If you go to any library or book store check out the...
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64My Sartre Counterargument
This Counterargument to Sartre is my opinion. This article was written with the intentions to have people make comments and share their ideas about the topic. Jean-Paul Sartre explains the theist god...
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72Famous Birthday Listings: June 21
Born on this day? HAPPY BIRTHDAY!Below are some very famous celebrities (76 names) past and present who have their birthday today. Some of them you will have heard of and others you may not have! These Famous...
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46Valuation of Human Essence
Analytical pursuit of the ontological question as to whether value should be placed on someone [beyond the familial realm] is a poetic question. The answer lies well beyond reason, logic or even cognition. It...
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43Thoughts On Beauvoir And Sarter Concerning Genius
Genius is the result of a rare natural ability which, often when nourished, creates new ideas or items. Saying that it is a "rare natural ability" makes my definition different than that held by Simone...
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