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In the U.S., people want to win or just be right. In at least certain Asian countries, people want to be in solidarity with their families and support themselves as a family. In at least certain Arab countries, people want to serve guests and will fight over being the one who is served the cultural … Continue reading cordially counterintuitive

MIT physicist Jeremy England claims that life may not be so mysterious after all, despite the fact it is apparently derived from non-living matter. In a new paper, England explains how simple physical laws make complex life more likely than not. In other words, it would be more surprising to find no life in the universe … Continue reading secularly universal

We call them disorders because they disrupt the harmony that was mustered out of the fragility of human nature. People stopping liking each other and began to hate each other simply because they have had a negative experience after receiving the shock of encountering a different culture, concentration of melanin, or general phenotype. Are disorders … Continue reading LUCY

An infinite program that outplays the human mind itself. That is the program of want. of desire. Like various concepts of theism, it is an intangible idea that can govern every next move that we make. this makes our every next move biased towards the interest of a simple “more”. Anything can never be enough … Continue reading self-misdirection

Big Fetuses… Babies need attention of all sorts to survive. Their internal organs rely on external simulation to be instructed and prompted to fuel the infant organ system. Great people who have had a substantial hold on history’s course had all been quite keen at harnessing and wielding the scepter of attention. Ironic… have we … Continue reading Actualizing Influence