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The Manifesto of Abandoned Worlds: Why Human Maturity Lies Not in “Staying”Introduction:
The Meaningful Silence of the CosmosHave you ever wondered why the universe seems so silent and indifferent to our struggles? Why does no hand reach out from the unseen to stop wars, diseases, or chaos? Many interpret this silence as the “absence of a creator” or the “cruelty of nature.” But what if we shift…
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The Death of Meaning: When Biology Replaces Metaphysics
A Biological Reading of Existence, Neurons, and the Compulsion to Survive For millennia, humanity has sought to explain its own being. Religion, art, and philosophy all emerged as attempts to answer a single question: “Why do we exist?” But what if this very question is a false start? What if meaning is nothing more than…
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God as a Biological Projection
Redefining Metaphysics through Evolutionary Neurology Throughout the history of thought, God has represented something beyond human reach — an absolute, omniscient force before which man felt small and dependent. But what if that feeling was never about something out there? What if “God” is simply a biological echo of the survival mechanism within the human…
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Definition of Identity and Its Types
Identity refers to a set of characteristics, beliefs, and values that distinguish an individual or group from others. Identities can include personal, economic, social, geographical, racial, cultural, national, and even digital identities. Identities Emphasized in Today’s Society In contemporary society, social and cultural identities are more emphasized. People are often recognized based on their nationality,…
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In Search of Humanity: A Conversation on Human Nature and Its Challenges
Throughout history, topics related to human nature, ethics, and the concept of evil have always been complex and controversial issues. In this article, we explore various perspectives on genetics, hormones, and their effects on human behavior and thoughts. The Effects of Genetics and Hormones on Human Behavior Humans, as complex biological beings, are influenced by…
by Farzad Fakury 