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The Fishbone of Human Life: Why Every Theory Fails


Human history showcases the failure of various ideologies, like communism, capitalism, and rigid religious frameworks, which promise solutions but ultimately lead to suffering. Communism devolves into cruelty, while unchecked capitalism prioritizes profit over lives. Religion, when dogmatic, stifles curiosity and growth. These systems collapse because they demand blind obedience, whereas individual freedom and creativity serve as the true path of human existence, akin to a fishbone’s spine providing growth, not constraints. Continue reading The Fishbone of Human Life: Why Every Theory Fails

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How religion bends our thinking ability?


Reading time: 4 min 35 sec A few days back, I was in a friendly debate with one of my best friends. As usual, it was about the existence of God. He made this statement, ‘”Our eyes have a limitation in seeing objects. It can’t see smaller things beyond an extent. Our ears are also limited so that we can only hear in the frequency … Continue reading How religion bends our thinking ability?

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On the uncertainty of explanations: Religion vs Science


  Reading time: 1 min 24 sec     Once my friend, who is a believer of a set of religious rules, said “I don’t believe in science because it says something now and it says something else later. It’s so uncertain.”   I replied “Hold on a second. So you believe in statements which never change? Good… And do you even bother to think … Continue reading On the uncertainty of explanations: Religion vs Science

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