Psychology Believing Actually Has Real Power to Make You... STUPID Unfortunately, this reliance on irrational thinking can have serious consequences. As the brain becomes more accustomed to jumping to conclusions, it becomes less capable of engaging in critical thinking.
Politics The Power of Meditation in Shaping the Subconscious Mind: How Monotheistic Religion Destroys Free-Will In ancient times, before the rise of monotheistic religions, people often worshipped multiple deities, each representing different aspects of life—beauty, wisdom, intelligence, love, war, and so forth.
Religion The Role of Religious Rituals in a Man-Made System of Manipulation: Alarms, Signals, and the Modern Database Religion has historically shaped societies, influenced laws, and guided moral behavior. But what if religion, rather than being divinely inspired, is a man-made method of manipulation?
Psychology Featured Epigenetics, Trauma, and the Legacy of Fear: Reconsidering Past Life Experiences Research on animals has shown that exposure to stress or trauma can lead to epigenetic changes that are inherited by offspring.
Religion Sam I Am: The Four Architects of Fear, the Temples, and the Power of Belief In a world once filled with diversity and freedom, there lived a man named Sam, whose obsessive mission was to ensure that no one, under any circumstances, liked green eggs and ham.
Politics Title: Anti-Semitic Protection Laws: A Crucifixion of Free Speech and a Crucifixion of Sanity In this hypothetical scenario, the crucifixion of Jesus Christ—a central event in Christian theology—could be viewed as a stark example of what happens when one challenges the prevailing religious order. Jesus, a Jew himself, spoke out against the religious authorities of his time
Psychology God's Commandments for Animal Sacrifice in the Torah: A Psychological Perspective on Animal Abuse The Torah, central to Jewish religious teachings, contains numerous commandments regarding the ritualistic sacrifice of animals. These commandments, primarily found in Leviticus, prescribe the sacrificial slaughter of animals as a means of atonement and worship. While historically these practices were integral to religious rituals, a psychological analysis of animal abuse
Religion The Brutality of Execution: Roman Crucifixion vs. Jewish Methods Throughout history, societies have implemented various forms of capital punishment to enforce laws and maintain order. Among these, Roman crucifixion and Jewish methods of execution stand out for their brutality and psychological impact. A closer examination of these practices reveals the profound cruelty involved and raises moral questions about their
Psychology The Shrouded Reality: Religious Extremism, Ignorance, and Pharmaceutical Exploitation In today's world In today's world religious extremism has insidiously permeated every facet of society, shaping governments and policies to an alarming extent. This pervasive influence, particularly in nations like the United States, which is heavily swayed by Protestant and Judaic ideologies, has led to a disturbing disregard for human life
Psychology The Manipulation of Minds: How Religion, Politics, and News Warp Perspectives and Foster Delusion In an age where information is at our fingertips, it's ironic that we find ourselves grappling with widespread delusion and insanity. The root of this paradox lies in the manipulation of our perspectives by three powerful institutions: religion, politics, and news media. These entities, meant to guide and
News Donald Trump: A Modern Addition to a Long Line of Leaders Who Used False Narratives for Control Throughout history, the world has witnessed the rise of leaders who, driven by a thirst for power, have resorted to lies and propaganda to create false narratives. These narratives, crafted to fit the confirmation biases of their audiences, have not only enabled these leaders to gain control but also led
Psychology The Human Dignity Beyond Color: Abolishing Skin Color Labels Introduction In an era where progress in technology, science, and social understanding should be leading humanity towards greater unity and equality, the persistent labeling of individuals by the color of their skin remains a profound and troubling anachronism. The practice of defining people based on their skin color is not
Psychology Reverse Substitution and Back-Engineering in Mathematics: A Valid Approach to Problem Solving and Judging a Book by Its Cover The common adage "don't judge a book by its cover" advises caution against making superficial judgments. However, in many cases, initial impressions—when combined with thorough analysis—can reveal significant insights.
Psychology The Imperfect Mind: A Journey Through the Realm of Insanity Given our imperfect memories and perceptions, it can be argued that all humans are somewhat insane. Our brains, by their very nature, do not allow us to remember anything empirically
Religion Examining the Protection of Belief Sets: A Critical Perspective on Anti-Semitism and Anti-Satanism In contemporary discourse, terms like "anti-Semitism" and "anti-Satanism" are frequently invoked to protect specific belief sets—Judaism and Satanic beliefs, respectively. These protective labels often serve to isolate adherents from external critical examination, potentially shielding problematic aspects of these belief systems from scrutiny. This practice warrants
Religion Judeo-Christian Religion as a Double-Bind Experiment: The Pitfalls of Contradictory Divine Guidance In the realm of psychological development, the concept of a "double bind" is well-recognized for its detrimental impact on individuals, particularly children. This paradoxical communication, where contradictory messages are given simultaneously, creates a no-win situation for the receiver, leading to confusion, anxiety, and long-term psychological damage. This article
