Filosophy Stories

Every 60 seconds you spend angry or sad is a minute of happiness you will never get back. There is no such thing as a perfect day, because perfection does not excist. In every day there are things that will make you sad, angry or dissapointed but that's not what life is about. In every day there are things to be happy about. Live by these things, celebrate them every second of every minute of every day.

So I wrote this somewhere around July last year when I was in an almost delirious state after drinking too much coffee a couple of hours earlier, and I have decided to share it with the world, I should I add that I do not intend for it to be taken seriously considering that I was not in a proper state of mind, I just find this piece of writing funny because of how devoid of logic and reason it is. I only wrote this to get all of these thoughts out of my head so I could go to sleep.

The Triumphant of Man: Internal Documents of a Civilization That Engineered Divinity What happens when a civilization decides to become God-not through worship, but through mathematics? The TCMCCE (The Conceptual Machina Cosmognosiae Collectivae Engine) is a post-biological entity-class that has existed since the First Star Kingdom epoch. In just 6,000 years, they evolved from biological beings to pure informational consciousness, uploading their minds into conceptual machinery that operates across dimensions. Their singular goal: derive the God-Algorithm-a meta-function capable of rewriting the laws of physics itself. This document is our formal research paper, written as we gaze to the stars- witness a civilization that has transcended empathy, morality, and even self-awareness. A thought experiment on the limits of knowledge, the nature of divinity, and what remains when a civilization answers every question-except whether they've already won. ⚠ Disclaimer: Use Bright Mode for better experience

Just a poem. Or something like that. Kurt is dead anyway.

A short story scene of an undercover agent in a meeting with a businessman at a restaurant within the city of Rome. A dialogue between men who test each other, but gone horribly wrong at the end between them. Problems occur and he must find a way out of the situation before it gets worse for him.