#276: Is There an Easy and Fast Way to Know What is True or False?

Truth isn't a quick fix; it's a relentless pursuit fraught with complexities. We often confuse knowledge with understanding, mistakenly believe consensus equals correctness, and underestimate the power of questions. Competing truths exist alongside facts, and in an AI-driven world, discerning reality is more vital than ever. Brace yourself—truth is hard work.

#225: Religion, Transcendence & Nature

The post explores the intersection of religion, transcendence, and nature, arguing that spiritual experience is deeply rooted in the natural world. It critiques dogmatic theology and calls for a more open, experiential understanding of the divine. Nature is presented as a source of awe, ethical reflection, and existential insight.

#184: Anecdotal Thinking, Science, Religion, and Policy

Anecdotes distort public understanding of science and policy. The post critiques emotional reasoning in debates about religion, health, and governance, arguing for evidence-based thinking. While stories can inspire, they must not replace rigorous analysis in shaping collective decisions.

#161: Poem: We All

A poetic reflection on shared vulnerability and interconnectedness. The piece affirms that all beings—human and nonhuman—are bound by mortality, longing, and the need for compassion. Unity is found in fragility.

#151: Putin Is a Fascist per Definition

Putin’s regime meets the criteria of fascism: ultranationalism, suppression of dissent, glorification of violence, and cult of personality. Denial of this reality enables complicity. The label is not rhetorical—it’s descriptive.

#116: Religion Is Trust in the Universe

Religion is reframed as existential trust—a belief in meaning, order, and connection beyond oneself. The post critiques dogma and presents spirituality as a posture of openness, humility, and ethical engagement with the unknown.

#111: Faith, the Pandemic, and the Drowning Man

Faith is explored through a parable of missed opportunities. The post critiques passive religiosity and calls for active engagement with reality. True belief requires action, not just hope.

#63: Doubt and Faith in Religion

Faith is not certainty—it’s trust amid uncertainty. The post explores the tension between belief and doubt, arguing that true spirituality embraces questioning, humility, and the mystery of existence.

#24: Conspiracy Thinking is Not Critical Thinking

Conspiracies thrive on distrust and false logic. The post critiques the misuse of skepticism and defends science, transparency, and reason. True critical thinking requires evidence, humility, and openness—not paranoia and tribalism.

#1: Holidays

The holidays are portrayed as a time of reflection, connection, and quiet joy. The post resists commercialism and sentimentality, focusing instead on presence, gratitude, and the fragile beauty of shared time.