If one is stuck in the dense Amazonian jungle, surrounded by dangerous species, yet chooses to imagine themselves enjoying themselves on a Caribbean island or the Mediterranean, they will likely not take the right precautions to be able to survive and will suffer the consequences. By the same logic, to improve the state of the world, one must look at the world through an objective … Continue reading Truth is your friend
Introduction: The fallacy of oversimplification occurs when we attempt to render a complex concept or situation more manageable by glossing over pertinent intricacies. While oversimplification is often a necessary cognitive tool, it should be wielded judiciously to ensure a nuanced understanding of reality. This article explores the delicate balance between simplification and complexity in our thought processes, delving into the evolutionary underpinnings of our penchant … Continue reading The art of simplification: balancing complexity and clarity
Humans possess an innate drive for self-preservation, rooted in evolutionary pressures. This drive compels them to invest their energy and resources in pursuits they deem beneficial. Although people define their objectives differently, achieving these goals requires the ability to exercise power. Power, the capacity to shape life outcomes in one’s favor, is not inherently good or bad; its qualities are determined by intent and results. … Continue reading The laws of power
Coalitions are partnerships formed by people, political parties and factions to achieve common goals. Coalitions are omnipresent in human relations, from international security, diplomatic alliances, electoral alliances, coalition governments to grassroots coalitions. Coalitions enable the coordination of resources, strategies, and objectives, in order to increase the chances of achieving the desired common goals. Coalitions abide by properties and laws. Similarly to other forms of matter, … Continue reading The laws of coalitions
