Welcome to the various rants and tirades from a discontent individual on a journey to discover all that is hidden in life…
So I have mentioned in previous posts that I have been training for an Olympic Marathon which includes a 0.93-mile (1.5K) swim, a 24.8-mile (40K) bike ride and a 6.2-mile (10K) run. Currently, my strongest category is the bike ride as I have been an avid bike rider in the past biking to and from… Continue reading Making Room For Running In The Day
In this post, I will talk about yet another 5 more Tinder women you could avoid. Feel free to view parts 1 & 2 down here: Part 1: http://5-types-of-tinder-woman-you-shuld-avoid-as-a-man Part 2: http://5-types-of-tinder-woman-you-should-avoid-as-a-man-part-2 "Workaholic" Most people work a nine to five... I work so much I'm sleep deprived... I barely have time to sit & eat...… Continue reading 5 Types of Tinder Woman You Should Avoid As A Man – Part 3
This is a continuation of post I made last week helping men around women with some red flags on Tinder, which can be found here: http://5-types-of-tinder-woman-you-shuld-avoid-as-a-man "Room For One More" I'm single... Your single... Let's mingle... Threesomes give me tingles! If we examine this from the stance of developing a life-long relationship with somebody, monogamy… Continue reading 5 Types of Tinder Woman You Should Avoid As A Man – Part 2
Today's video is going to talk about the transcendence of nihilism over Christian morality. In order to examine this claim, I would first like to define nihilism as the idea of human life's highest values are in fact lost. In the expression of its application towards us as humans, to be nihilistic would therefore be… Continue reading Transcendence of Nihilism Over Christianity
Today's blog is going to be based on a conversation I had with an individual the other day where they had asked me the question, "where does our morality come from?" Immediately, I ascribed the idea of inherent morality which lead to another question being asked...that is what is the origins of life and a… Continue reading A Shift on Morality in the 21st Century
Anger is a natural and necessary part of our human existence. It derives from the part of our brain called the limbic system which essentially is primed on maximizing our survival probability. Though society has tried to abolish and outlaw it, the fact still remains that there are good and appropriate times to get angry.… Continue reading Dealing With Anger
In an ideal world, the greatest state we can be in with other people would be “symbiotic”, that is mutually beneficial. For example, we as humans have a symbiotic relationship with microorganisms that live in our gut. We eat food that feeds them while they break the food down to obtain nutrients and convert it… Continue reading Living In Parasitism
The human body is an interesting machine. It’s self-regulating, able to adjust to the unconceivable number of environmental factors at a moment’s notice And it remarkably does this all at an unconscious level. Temperature changes, hormonal shifts, exposure to toxins; none of it matters as our bodies can adapt to survive. Likewise, we must adapt… Continue reading Adapting To Survive
Is it rational to expect there to be, at the very least, a handful of reasonable people willing to get to know you? YES. Is it rational to expect a certain level of courtesy and etiquette when talking to people? OF COURSE. Is it rational to be reciprocated with the respect you pour out to… Continue reading Rational Versus Realistic Paradox
The United States has prided itself on the idea of free speech. Unfortunately, the greatest freedom provided to us by this democracy has been dying and few people seem to be aware of it or care about it. Where we stand as a society, “tolerance” is the number one social goal it seems. Nevertheless, the… Continue reading The Death of Free Speech
Undead Knowledge 