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The Religion of the Double-Blind
There exists a spirituality without temples or priests, a faith without dogma or prophets — the faith in truth itself. It promises neither salvation nor miracles, but demands a kind of ascetic rigor: the discipline of doubt. This spirituality is the religion of the double-blind . The Double-Blind: A Ritual of Truth In science, a double-blind experiment is a method in which neither the researcher nor the subject knows who receives the actual treatment. This way, expectations,
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In Search of the Meaning of One’s Life
It is a question that haunts the contemporary Western youth: “What is the meaning of my life?” You find it in self-help books, in academic speeches, in the anxious silences of those who seemingly have everything to be happy. This search for “meaning” appears noble, but in truth, it is a luxury — a symptom of a comfort never before seen in human history. Our parents and grandparents did not have that privilege. Their daily lives were about survival, work, and the reconstructio
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Oct 203 min read
Thinking Against Oneself
We often imagine that our personality is the result of our own choices. That is an illusion. In truth, it was built without us — long before we had any awareness of ourselves. We are born somewhere, within a culture, a religion, a language, a skin color, a social class, a family. We inherit their wounds, their hopes, their limits. We are formed, molded, conditioned. We are, for the most part, the product of geographical and biological chance . What we call “the self” , or mor
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Oct 113 min read
Conspiracy Theories and the Paradox of Ubiquity
Conspiracy theories are resilient cultural phenomena. They circulate through societies with the speed of gossip and the stubbornness of...
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Sep 223 min read
Fractals of Nature and Fractals of the Mind
When Psychic Patterns Mirror the Motifs of the Living World Fractals have fascinated us ever since Benoît Mandelbrot formalized them:...
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Aug 233 min read
Underdevelopment: Overcoming the Paramagical Mindset
Introduction – Understanding the “Paramagical Reason” In The Paramagical Reason: Underdevelopment and Mentalities , Algerian psychiatrist...
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Jul 263 min read
Intention vs. Attention: Understanding the Difference...
In everyday life, we tend to confuse two fundamental notions: intention and attention . Both are important, but they do not play the...
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Jun 293 min read
The Despicable Who Despises
There is a posture as old as time, but one that our era exposes with cruel irony: that of the despised who in turn become the despisers....
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Jun 153 min read
The Infantilization of Comfortable and Oppressed Societies: Two Distorting Mirrors Facing the World’s Challenges
Since the end of World War II, a large part of Western populations — especially in Europe and North America — has followed a relatively...
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May 313 min read
Pain and Conspiracism
Conspiracism is often seen as an intellectual stance — a form of radical skepticism toward official narratives. Yet this phenomenon is,...
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May 153 min read
Crystal Does Not Bend
Some things in life are so precious, so pure, that we treat them as if they were unalterable. Health. Family. Friends. Like crystal, they...
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May 133 min read
Ignore and Override
🔹 What is “Ignore and Override”? The "Ignore and Override" technique was initially developed and institutionalized within the military,...
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May 43 min read
Humiliation, Japan Style
The Paradox of Enduring Shame in a Culture Obsessed with Honor In Japanese society, "losing face"—or mentsu o ushinau —is one of the...
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Apr 242 min read
The Problem with Insults
An insult is a verbal weapon—a sudden flash of language that bursts forth when words fail or when tension reaches its peak. It is often...
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Apr 163 min read
Blinded by Dictatorship
History is full of strongmen who have subjugated the masses, captivated entire nations, and devastated millions of lives through their...
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Mar 282 min read
Masculinism: A New Disguise of the Ego
The ego, this fundamental principle of our individual identity, is both a strength and a weakness. It can drive us to reach great heights...
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Mar 153 min read
Schizophrenia or Fragmentation: When Political Thought Fractures
We often hear that a political position or a contradictory line of reasoning is "schizophrenic." However, this clumsy simplification...
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Mar 132 min read
The Benefits of Religion...
When used exclusively as a tool for personal development, religions can offer valuable resources for cultivating inner balance,...
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Mar 102 min read
Modesty or Humility: The Keys to Intelligence
The ego is the intimate enemy of intelligence. The more it swells, the more it clouds clarity. True intelligence involves...
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Mar 82 min read
Educated but Dumb: When Instruction Masks the Absence of Intelligence
There is a persistent illusion in our societies: the confusion between instruction and intelligence. Yet, these two notions are far from...
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Mar 12 min read
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