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Is the World We Live In a Glimpse of Hell: Exploring Good, Evil, and Historical Paradoxes
What if the world we live in is not just a place of struggle and suffering but actually a form of hell? This question challenges how we see history, morality, and the nature of existence itself. When we look at the patterns of history, the fate of great leaders, and the ongoing battle between good and evil, it raises unsettling thoughts. Why do those who stand for justice and truth often face destruction, while those who spread harm and deceit seem to thrive? Could this world

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Jan 64 min read


Unpacking the Roots of Racism: Fear of Genetic Extinction and Its Consequences
Racism is often seen as simple hatred or systemic injustice, but its roots run deeper and more complex. Many people understand racism only as bigotry or as a tool designed to oppress ethnic groups outside the European or white context. Yet, the true origin of racism lies in a profound fear: the fear of genetic extinction. This fear has shaped attitudes, behaviors, and systems for centuries. To understand racism fully, we must explore this fear from a historical and genetic pe

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Jan 63 min read
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