The Problem with the Hero’s Journey
Fate must call you to become a hero, and you must draw forth your unique (separate and special) individuality to complete your journey. The question …
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Individuals are Unequal
Karl Marx, in 1875, critiques seeing workers as only workers, diminishing them through categorization and ignoring their diversity of human beings. Contradictorily, to be “brought …
Sensible conversation as a “representation”
“nowadays one can talk with anyone, and it must be admitted that peoples opinions are exceedingly sensible, yet the conversation leaves one with the impression …
The benefit of irrationality
To be unique we appear irrational against the norms of society. But norms shift to abnormal in another place or among another group. To encourage …
Smuggling ideas into maturity
Once established as an authority something becomes elitist, and through it’s inaccessibility it invokes a top-down pressure of wisdom and virtuousness. One reaction is to …