Now a big tragedy is happening in my country - war. I would never wish this on anyone in my life. It's horrible. People die, cities are destroyed, villages go up in flames. You don't have time to adapt to the new conditions, because the world has changed abruptly and unexpectedly, and it breaks you down morally. You get a lot of problems, and every one of them has to be dealt with. It's difficult, you get lost in a maze of your own feelings, but when you untangle it, you change. Irreversibly and forever. I have undergone this change, rethinking my life and coming to the conclusion: we are a lost generation. We will no longer be able to live our lives serenely, we will have to endure all the horrors of war and postwar, and worst of all, our worldview, our visions of the future are broken. Every day you sit and wonder what will happen next. Of course, imagination by inertia always gives happy and cheerful pictures, but fear always brings up some kind of evil, and everything is spoiled, takes on dark colors. One such picture I depicted in the story. So... Please help Ukraine and stop the war. P.S. If you see a mistake and want to help with the editorial, write to Telegram (@uranium235_man). I would be very grateful)

This is just a thought that occured to me once, and it became a full on story/rant about my philosophies of life. Comments/discussions are cool. Enjoy!

Philosophy is what makes us human.

My thoughts were destroying my soul. I tried not to think but the silence was a killer too. Another voice deep within came to light created endless relentless existential dialogues. Like Nietzsche I gazed long into the abyss and the abyss gazed straight back. Another me fighting the current me but for what? Is it for control? Freedom? Or is it just a way to fulfill my deepest desire? To annihilate myself. To end it all. This novel is a philosophical journey that tries to answer existential questions with inner dialogues and to find meaning to all of this. A philosophical journey of a soul responding to this thing we call life.

A series of short articles on philosophy topics, with a focus on how philosophy can inform everyday life. Each article is just ten paragraphs, and can be read in a few minutes. Over time, these articles will cover many topics, like the nature of happiness, how work relates to humanity, what knowledge is, and many other topics. All articles are easy to understand, and reference directly classic philosophers and their theories. The aim is to show how classic philosophy can be useful in understanding the problems of everyday life. All posts are also available at http://daily-philosophy.com

My research on ethical decision making, and the thought process behind our decisions. (Warning, my research contains the mention of suicide and death, etc.)

Here are a few of my academic works from over some years of me being in school. I hope you guys enjoy reading them as much as I enjoyed them.

This is a culmination of my writings from my final years in Undergrad. Sadly not everything that I want to put in this book is not all there, but I'm glad i was able to write it nonetheless Do enjoy -ThePurplePrince

Another collection of Philosophical and Religious writings that I completed while in this past semester of my junior year in college

❝ What's the meaning of life? ❞ ❝ Why are you asking me? Just Google it or something. ❞ ❝ If Google knew it I wouldn't be asking now would I? ❞ When a girl asks a guy who sits in front of her in literature class pointless questions.