The anti-Nord-Stream camp has been keen in preaching the doctrine of Russian heinous imperial stratagem: to clandestinely beguile Europe to receive the Trojan horse (i.e.…
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The American novelist Ernest Hemingway once said, “Happiness in intelligent people is the rarest thing I know.” What a terrifying, yet most insightful, statement to…
All eyes on the borders! But, which borders: the Russian-Ukrainian or the Polish-Belarusian borders? Well, it doesn’t really matter so long the borders of concern…
China is a great nation. A proud nation of philosophers, warriors, entrepreneurs, and technological advancement. Chinese philosophy, in particular, has had made invaluable contributions to…
In the Age of the Imbecile, one begins to wonder for how much longer will the term ‘human’ remain in use. More so, for how…
In the Age of the Imbecile, what is said is rarely what is meant—much less what is intended. We all too often communicate and converse…
Normalcy and genius are not mutually exclusive. Nevertheless, normalcy cannot comprehend genius in full; nor can the latter clothe itself with the former without considerable…
For those wanting in philosophy and spirit, death is a terminal point: the end of life as we know it. A grand finale, or closure,…
Living on the edge of life is an idiom expressing a lifestyle exhibiting risk-taking, danger seeking, and sheer thrill. Taking things to the next level—to…
Throughout the course of our social relationships and interactions, we often feel duped, back-stabbed, and taken advantage of by others. The descriptive term usually employed…