Reflection on the Outcome of Believing Words are Violence
In this post, I'm delving into the reasons and the dangerous aspect of the notion that dictates that words are violence.
this topic is a building block to the structure of our society, democracy, and the mental state of the Western population.
Join now our conversation and acquire the tools to understand why words are not violent and how can we get out of the progressive social suicide we find ourselves in currently.
The Dark Side of Individualism
The rise of Extreme individualism is affecting all aspects of our society. In this post, we will discover how this trend is the other extreme of socialism and why it should concern us all.
Should We Save Democracy?
“Why do we need Democracy?” And most importantly - “Should we save it?” We are living in a “Democratic Crisis.” Western societies and the democracy that support them are falling apart. This process has been observed in the last 20 years, accelerating in recent years. Putting all the project in question. Join the most important conversion of our time now.
Inquiry into the Nature of Meaning
One of the by-products of advanced consciousness is the requirement of meaning. It is the essence of human existence and the common denominator of all of us. Explore the depth of our consciousness and its direct relation to our current social crisis.
The State of Education: A conversation about Constructive Education
My latest article examine the state of our current educational system and introduce the ideas behind what I consider to be a “Constructive Education”.
Lost of critical thinking in an era of confusion
Accepting others, accepting that others think and act differently, and accepting that we are all entitled to our thoughts and action, are the basis of any healthy social contract. Can we bring it back and be a better society?
The LGBH! movement — Separating Sexual Preference, Self Identity and Anger
The recent rise of the LGBTQ movement can be confusing and frustrating. In this article I break down its different part and create a comprehensive argument about its origin and what should we do about it. Be part of the conversation.