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Untying The Gordian Knot
Diogenes Was Right About Mortals, Alexander Was Not So Great
85 min readOct 2, 2022
To be thinking ahead — start thinking earlier, as by the time the future arrives, it’s long already yesteryears to then, as you were here long since.
How long more do humanity have to take to realize that Alexander the "Not-So-Great After All" was eclipsing the sun of the illuminated Diogenes? - 2020-09.24The limited thinks some things are not preventable. - Ursa1. Of Incompleteness
2. Of Lifespan Bias
3. Undying Ignorance
4. Of Pride And Insults
5. Diogenes Was Right
6. Socrates’ End
7. Metamorphosis Of `You`
8. Meaning Weaver
Of Incompleteness
All generalizations are usually not universally inclusive, and some cases distorted to fit the context, and therefore incomplete, likely inaccurate or incorrect and inconclusive.
The internet (people and search) is biased. It is a junkyard. The lowly quality of the people is the reason for the infestation.
And even if we could hear the note played back after being perfectly recorded in a continuous medium, we would at best hear an analog signal with an infinite amount of information in it; we would not experience the infinitude of that information. - Peter Suber, "Infinite Reflections" (Do We Experience Anything Infinite?)The world of the infinite is already open for exploration, but to embark we must unlearn our `finitistic` intuitions which instill fear and confusion by making some consistent and demonstrable results about the infinite literally counter-intuitive. - Peter Suber, "Infinite Reflections" (The Sublimity of the Infinite)Be careful of what we are told as the greatest history ever written, because it is likely the stories we are merely told or made to read. Human history is not so short and narrow that the century we live in is ever so significant just merely because it relates to us here and now. - 2016-11.01People should reconsider how they are believing in every fairy tale they read on the net. We are supposed to be living in the age of reasoning. - 2021-04.10One does not verify a claim by sourcing from another claim, especially…
