On Logic, the Trivium Method, and 9/11

  When considering reason and logic in our recorded history, which is rather short, it was the Greek civilization particularly Hellenistic Greece who first conceived that nature could be logically understood and perceived rather than magically or mythologically worshiped. As...

Ethics and Scientific Athiesm

In contemplating ethics, I have discovered, it may be necessary to say that good and evil is only based on ethical considerations. That is even a nihilistic morality will produce an image of good and evil no matter how warped...

Ethics and God

Although I eluded to this subject in my previous post, I believe some elaboration needs to be introduced here as to what I actually mean when  I refer to ethics. So let us Socratically define what I mean. My personal...

Genius

For the past few years I have been examining the concept of genius and particularly the role of memory in what is considered genius. Only recently however after having read or examined a few biographies of these so called genius,...

The Promotion of Mythological and Magical Thinking

The extent of mind control is debatable only by the technologies used, however the most obvious tenants can be seen as everyday occurrences in our culture. Such as the use of  psychological advertisement tactics using subliminal or paraliminal messaging, the...

Motivations

Over my lifetime, due to my strange upbringing and the Internet renaissance, I have been exposed to various bits of knowledge that most people would have a hard time believing. Most of this information, might be termed as conspiracy theory...

NAVY Alchemy

The concept of alchemy or the  transmutation of metals is a foreign concept to many people today. The historical aspects of the subject are beyond my ability to convey accurately, as the complication of the subject. It is interesting to...

Ebola and Black Death Anniversary

Considering as my first post was about the astrological correlation between the current astrological aspects in the sky and the ones made during the Justinian Plague, I decided to wet my appetite once again. That is taking a closer look...

Memory, The Trivium Method, and Schooling

It's been a while since I last posted, so I decided to roll this one out. Over the past few months I have been looking at an article written by Ross and Tracy Alloway from the Huffington Post. The basic...