We long to be friendly with the people we find ourselves surrounded by, even when they’re short with us at times. We mimic other’s tendencies and opinions which are usually backwards. We see black for white, and white as black.…
We interpret words through their exoteric meaning, and not in their true definition of origin. English is a language enshrouded in mystery; much like the origins of the people who developed it. The powers that be obfuscate history though the…
Everyone knows Google’s motto: “Don’t be evil”. But do they take this seriously or just pay lip service to this sound advice? Is Google really evil? You decide. Gmail Google’s email is called Gmail… how original of you, Google. Half…
Here are a few quick dietary recommendations, twelve rules to eat by. If you can’t pronounce it, don’t eat it, unless it sounds really good. If you can’t put it IN your body, don’t put it ON your body! (lotions, sunscreen,deodorant,…
There is . . . but one categorical imperative: Act only on that maxim whereby thou canst at the same time will that it should become a universal law. –Immanuel Kant. (The Categorical Imperative.) via: Second-Opinions.co.uk Forms of vegetarianism Animal…
by Sven Longshanks: Who were the Megalith builders in Britain, and what purpose did their stone structures serve? Although the common belief is that they were Pagans, there is a wealth of evidence to show that they were the Hebrews…
Step 1. Purposefully misinterpret the opponent’s argument to make it easier to attack. Step 2. Use emotion to your advantage. Turn the opponent into a villain by making their opinion seem inherently ignoble and cruel. Step 3. Call them an…
We’ve lost touch of who we are as Europeans. Our history is merely his story enshrouded in mystery, occulted throughout recorded time. Ancient civilizations across the world share similarities that even the most ardent skeptics can’t infer as apophenia. It’s…