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"I'm quite convinced you'll enjoy it." Es' thoughts about philosophical books, from Alter Ego Mobile Game.

Come è possibile agire responsabilmente in un mondo dove le certezze metafisiche sono crollate e il futuro appare sempre più incerto? La modernità tardiva ci pone di fronte a un paradosso: mentre la conoscenza scientifica e la capacità tecnica crescono, la nostra abilità di orientare l'azione collettiva si indebolisce, lasciandoci sospesi tra una razionalità che rischia la paralisi e una speranza che ignora la complessità del reale. Questo saggio introduce la "pensaranza", una nuova categoria filosofica per navigare questa tensione. La pensaranza descrive una postura dell'agire che unisce il pensiero critico alla tensione verso il possibile, delineando una forma di razionalità pratica adatta a un mondo privo di garanzie assolute. Un'azione è "pensarante" quando è pubblicamente giustificabile, sostenuta da una motivazione che non dipende dalla certezza del successo, e rimane strutturalmente aperta alla revisione nel tempo. Attraverso una genealogia che attraversa il pensiero di Nietzsche, Weber, Adorno, Habermas e Rawls, l'autore costruisce una cornice teorica rigorosa per affrontare le sfide del nostro tempo. Il volume applica questo modello a dilemmi cruciali come la crisi climatica, l'intelligenza artificiale e la crisi della democrazia, offrendo uno strumento concettuale per agire responsabilmente nell'incertezza strutturale che definisce la nostra epoca

A book of reflections: aphorisms about philosophy, art, and culture, with consciousness, horror, and time serving as central themes.

Deidara wird in einem Kampf verletzt, als er wieder zu sich kommt findet er sich an einem ihm unbekannten Ort wieder... und irgendwie scheinen ihn die Leute an diesem Ort zu kennen,... wo ist er gelandet? Wo ist Sasori? Und noch wichtiger: Wie kommt er von hier wieder weg?!

Why then, O brawling love! O loving hate! O any thing, of nothing first create! O heavy lightness, serious vanity, Misshapen chaos of well-seeming forms, Feather of lead, bright smoke, cold fire, sick health, Still-waking sleep, that is not what it is! This love feel I, that feel no love in this. -William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet In the 23rd century, after a great nuclear war instigated by Tharizdun, the embodiment of natural order, Man, the defier of natural order and the Melkor of history, tries to recreate a One-State society led by the resurrected Julius Caesar. But all the same ... as the European populance reacts to the Roman destruction of democracy and divided cultures, they become desperate, and try to free themselves of Man's natural faults which the Roman society is based on ... by following the demonic legions of Tharizdun, but perhaps, just perhaps, one's demon is an angel in another man's nation. If only it weren't for politics coming out of the barrel of a gun.

It's the story of a philosophy which we human beings find utter dismay in, a philosophy that is subjected to denunciations and pejorative terminologies, by the wise and intellectual, alike. It's a story of endearment, and it's a story for the meek and for the brute.

Pensamentos decorrentes de dias que deveriam ser normais.

Fragmentos de anhelos, sucesos o aspiraciones sentimentales

Just a few poems and random thoughts of mine. Sometimes depressing, sometimes not.

"Music makes me feel something. Music is the only thing worth living for." Enter Brett Yang: an avid violinist, fascinated with Romanticism, and a diagnosed schizophrenic with indefinite residence in a psychiatric institution. For him, it's not difficult to distinguish what is considered "reality" from what is deigned his "delusions". The issue runs far deeper, emerging in his axiomatic beliefs and view of the world; the issue is that accepting his mental condition means accepting that Eddy, the soul of his violin and the embodiment of all that makes music-and life-beautiful and meaningful, does not exist. Also, enter Eddy Chen: the head aide of the institution.

Nietzche's abyss is more apparent than you think.

This is a book for chats about my favorite authors n' stuff.

What if everything you were taught about truth, morality, and meaning was never absolute? We are living in a time where old beliefs are collapsing-and nothing has replaced them. In that void, most people feel lost. This book is not here to comfort you. It is here to challenge you. To question what you believe. To confront what you avoid. To awaken the part of you that refuses to remain ordinary. The Age of the Self-Made God is not just a philosophy-it is a transformation. The question is not whether you understand it. The question is: Are you ready to become?

Nunca nos ponemos a pensar en si lo que hacemos esta bien o mal y no me refiero a los valores morales típicos, yo voy mas allá de eso, quiero cuestionar todo lo que nos han enseñado y poner en duda todas nuestras verdades, poniendo de base la ciencia y mis reflexiones. Este libro no esta echo para que sigas mi doctrinas y las aceptes como verdades, este libro esta echo para impulsar el libre pensamiento y olvidarnos de los dogmas que nos mantienen presos, desde las religiones hasta el romanticismo.