Dated August 21st, 2013 The question rose, in spite of my instinctual optimism, whether humanity and its civilization was essentially masochistic and self-destructive! Aside from its limitless consumption of its own limited resources, which is just a soft touch compared to what follows, I find above all most destructive the pursuit of knowledge. The destructive … More Truth & Madness
The strangeness of the microscopic world, aka the quantum world, is best captured in a famous experiment known as The Double Slit Experiment. It is a simple experiment that shows how our intuitive ideas of matter and reality don’t hold anymore. This experiment shows the essence of quantum mechanics and why it is so strange … More A Visual Account of Quantum Strangeness
First it was thought that sun and other planets rotate around the Earth, which is a very natural conclusion when we look at the sky. Then, it turned out that it is the sun that is at the center while all planets, including the earth rotate around the sun. It was observed that in the … More True Motion of Solar System
Mathematics is a view to the logical structure of the world. The mathematical principles are a priori propositions whose truth-values are independent of empirical evidence, and hence the a priori. Mathematics involves two types of things: Sets and Relations. Sets are the collections of objects, the collection being defined provisionally. For instance, a mathematician may … More The Idea of Mathematics
Object and the knowledge of object are one and the same
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How we perceive the world tells something about us and not the world. World is essentially nothing other that the outward reflection of inward perception as I am myself nothing other than the inward reflection of outward perception. To overcome the infinite regress implied by the apparent bipolarity of experience we can only posit a … More Existence as Misunderstanding
