Guardians of the Form — How People Hide the Betrayal of Themselves Behind a Mask of Rationality
ContentsIntroduction: One Nature, Two MasksLevel One: Every Day — Lying as a ReflexLevel Two: Intellectual — Capitulation Behind a Mask […]
From Solipsism to Filters of Consciousness: How Reality Passes Through Us
ContentsIntroductionSolipsism — The First Point of DoubtThree Models of Perceiving RealityModel 1. Direct Reality or Naive RealismModel 2. Reality Through
Science at a Crossroads: How the Crisis of the 20th Century Gave Birth to the Principle of Falsifiability
Contents1. Introduction2. Historical Context: Why Science Needed a New Criterion3. Karl Popper and the Birth of the Principle of Falsifiability3.1
“The Science Delusion” by Rupert Sheldrake: A Book Review
Rupert Sheldrake is a British biologist and author known for his unconventional scientific stance. Having received a classical education—he studied
Hilbert’s Sixth Problem: When Axioms Try to Explain What Cannot Be an Axiom
ContentsWho Was David Hilbert?The International Congress of Mathematicians, 1900The Essence of Hilbert’s Sixth ProblemWhy the Sixth Problem Remains UnsolvedHilbert’s Philosophical
“The Bot Told You So” — How Form Kills Substance, and What Truth Really Is
In today’s world, where ideas can come from anywhere — a scientist, a stranger, or even artificial intelligence — it’s
How Form Destroys Meaning in Franz Kafka’s The Trial
General Concept: Bureaucratic Form vs. Human Meaning “Someone must have slandered Josef K., for one morning, without having done anything
Form and Meaning: Two Layers of Reality
ContentsWhat is the meaning? And how does it differ from form?Form is the outward appearance. Meaning is the inner reality.A
Cognitive Traps
People Don’t Want Objectivity — They Want Confirmation of Their Beliefs
Objectivity — it’s the persistent examination of multiple sources, the pursuit of facts, and the willingness to compare different viewpoints.
