I look at my dog and notice how content and carefree he is; he is completely living in the moment.
In comparison, I look cumbersome and unease in every possible way.
Showing posts with label Freewill. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Freewill. Show all posts
Sunday, December 8, 2013
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Thinking about "Positive Thinking"
I just heard someone refers the concept of positive thinking as an irrational optimism. And then I realized how much the term has been abused (or not). I don't know how the masses understand "positive thinking" nowadays. But after a bit of contemplating, I think this is what the term really means (maybe it has been said, I don't know). Anyways, in my understanding, being positive is not equivalent to being optimistic. Being positive is to love. On the flip side, being negative is to fear. Some examples below:
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Introducing...Epicureanism—the Materialist
In this new series I'll be summarizing various religions and philosophical systems in the simplest way possible. It should be quick and easy to read allowing us to compare and contrast . I'll only focus on their views of the following aspects:
- Nature of the cosmos and our place within it
- God?
- Evil?
- How should we live?
First up, Epicureanism
Saturday, May 8, 2010
How Quantum Mechanics Contradicts Our Commonsense Beliefs
In earlier posts, I talked about the significance of quantum mechanics to our technology advancements and reviewed the book- Quantum Enigma. However, I missed the most important point; I didn't explain how exactly quantum mechanics is contrary to our common senses. I'll try my best to keep the explanation short and simple, so even I could understand it. If you don't like to read (at least watch the cartoon), skip to the last part where I list what the quantum mechanics is strongly suggesting.

