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Philosophy

Moral Choice

Power attracts projection. People excuse elite misconduct to preserve the illusion that dominance is earned rather than contingent, that wealth signals wisdom rather than the accumulated accidents of structure, timing, and luck. That projection is not merely psychological; it stabilises the system by protecting the myth that status reflects virtue. Predatory opportunism thrives in that […]

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Peace

On Letting Go

Peace is not something to be found; it is something that stops hiding when you stop searching. The world teaches us to chase — love, success, meaning — as though fulfilment were a horizon one could reach by running faster. Yet the quiet truth is that nothing is missing. Beneath the constant reconstruction of identity, […]

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Philosophy

Virtue

If virtue was innate or actually worth something beyond an advertising slogan of social merit, would it have to be as performative and theatrical as it so commonly is? It is worth reflecting that anyone who feels compelled to endlessly demonstrate their moral virtue very likely possesses none whatsoever.