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My stances in the field of wisdom.
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fonse. on
October 12, 2008
Lately I’ve been watching the History Channel and recent topics were about the end of the world. They presented speculations of how the world ends from biblical to scientific. Let’s not discuss that here; it’s inevitable, but we simply don’t know when and how. With that said, I will pose two questions:
With so many theories as [...]
Posted in Philosophy
| Tagged last days on earth
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By
fonse. on
October 6, 2008
If there’s anything I hate, it’s someone who join the bandwagon of hearsays and make their own. I’m currently in company (as in a group of; not a firm) of such. I know of someone who claims such and such to be true when it’s clear as the light of day that the words coming [...]
Posted in Philosophy, Politics
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By
fonse. on
September 30, 2008
Why do I ask such question?
To me, the mind is a concept that human beings are used to describe the driver of thought. It does not exist, neither in material form nor in energy form. Therefore, chemical reaction cannot occur in the mind. If a chemical reaction is absent, then drugs could certainly not affect the mind. [...]
Posted in Health & Fitness, Philosophy
| Tagged chemical reaction, combinations, countless number, drugs, emotion, emotions, existence, functionalities, human beings, hypotheses, material form, medicine, medicines, mental health illness, mental health problems, nerve, normality, observation, organism, physicians, population, possibilities, scientists, statistics, zeroes
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By
fonse. on
August 25, 2008
I was on the bus today and at a stop, a woman at around her 50s climbed the bus. The bus isn’t full, just a loose. The woman didn’t walk all the way to the back, instead she stood in front of me, hoping to get a seat because there’s an empty seat, but another [...]
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| Tagged 50s, attitude, black man, bus fare, demeanor, empty seat, glance, handicap, kastila, laugh, mass transit, privilege, privileges, reading glass, slaves, snapshot, snapshots, spaniard, transition, white hair
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By
fonse. on
July 11, 2008
I never thought this would happen. While having breakfast in a cafe near our office’s building, a customer sat in front of me reading the same book I’m reading, Ayn Rand’s The Fountainhead. The same paperback version. I never thought that with the few different people I see in the cafe, I would find someone [...]
Posted in Philosophy
| Tagged anger, atlas, ayn rand, betterment, confession, contemporaries, customs, developer, diction, discovery, egotist, emotion, emotions, emphases, favorite book, feelings, fountainhead, guess, hero, imagination, leaves, literature, notch, novel, objectivist, paperback version, Philosophy, self discovery, version, villain
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By
fonse. on
July 1, 2008
The theme that’s inherently present in the world is rebellion. There is no perfect system. People will always criticize and change a system. Usually a group would confine themselves into one goal in changing a system, but once that system is changed, another group within that new system will breakthrough to change and it becomes [...]
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| Tagged ayn rand, breakthrough, fountainhead, hero, operating system, perfect system, rebellion, theme, true immortality
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By
fonse. on
June 12, 2008
I was watching Carlos Mencia again last night and he pointed out a good point about white people not able to say certain words to minorities. He said that the founding fathers of this great nation fought for their lives to gain such freedom; the men and women of America fighting for their lives to [...]
Posted in Entertainment, Philosophy
| Tagged betterment, conscience, emotion, founding fathers, freedom of speech, guilt, longing, men and women, minorities, primates, reputation
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