Fall is near, Happy Birds Are Queer…

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A Wisdom Blip or 2 or Not

Economics based on consumption impacts more than just the environment by creating a waste cycle and increased refuse output by ever pushing for new and better commodities. People become gears in the economic system having only the value to produce and buy commodities.

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Admitting sexual preference & identity is easier, but NOT MUCH!

A Poem of Change

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Fall is near, Happy Birds Are Queer…

Pain can be a distraction from what is truly important. Once the pain is gone, one can focus on what truly matters and gain wisdom.

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Freud’s Theory of Conformity & Other Science Fiction

How does Freud’s psychodynamic approach explain conformity and group behavior? Is it still relevant and accurate in the light of modern research and evidence? In this article, we explore Freud’s theory of conformity and compare it with other empirical studies, such as the Stanford Prison Experiment and the Milgram Experiment. We also suggest some implications and recommendations for future research and practice.

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Holiday Mental Health Wisdom & Not

Don't let the festive lights fool you. The holidays are a time of terror, especially when you have to deal with your crazy relatives. Learn how to protect your mental health and your sanity in this funny and practical book.

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Life’s not a pass or fail.

Do you feel like a failure because of what happened in your life? Whether it’s a divorce, a job loss, or something else, you don’t have to grade yourself based on your circumstances. Life is not a test that you can pass or fail. Learn how to stop judging yourself based on your life events, such as divorce or job loss, and start living more authentically.

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Life, Virus’s, Not Mozart, & Car Thieves

Life demands self-sufficiency, but being in control is overrated. Futility’s sarcasm is where it’s at.

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Linguistics, True Crime Wisdom, Bad Thinking, & Talking Politics

Delve into the realm of political discussions where rationality takes a backseat and distorted logic reigns supreme. Uncover the alarming prevalence of crazy argumentation, where seemingly intelligent individuals succumb to flawed reasoning. Brace yourself for a captivating journey through the mind-boggling world of political discourse.

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Mad Scramble Away From Wisdom’s Face-plants

The road to wisdom is not always smooth. Along the way, we may encounter pot holes - obstacles and challenges that can slow down our progress. But these pot holes also provide opportunities for growth and learning. By facing and overcoming these challenges, we gain knowledge and understanding that brings us closer to wisdom.

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Maintain Perfect Form In All Things

The pursuit of perfect form in all endeavors is a noble goal, for success is assured even if the effort proves fatal. Be it in writing, singing, acting, fighting, or loving.

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Seeming Random Acts In Deliberate Positive Wisdom

This article is about how faith and religion can influence our views and actions on randomness, control, and responsibility in life. The authors discuss how they have questioned and challenged their own beliefs and values on these issues, and how they have found wisdom and courage in their spiritual journeys.

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Some Shit is Simply Less Complicated Than Other Shit

Responsibility and forgiveness are two powerful themes that are explored in this thought-provoking piece. The author delves into the wisdom of forgiveness to illustrate how easy it is to miss the point when it comes to understanding the concept. Through a series of examples, the author challenges us to think about what it truly means to take responsibility for our actions and to seek forgiveness when we have wronged others. This is a must-read for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of these important topics.

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Some shit never changes, some corruption never goes out of fashion.

Even art, which is often seen as a way to preserve and immortalize something, is subject to the passage of time and may eventually lose its relevance or significance. Nothing lasts forever, not even our art. Time renders all things irrelevant.

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Three “Thank You’s” From a Life Long-Lived & Still Living

A poem about gratitude and life filled with joy.

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What is intuition? Is it usually wise to follow your intuition?

What is intuition and how does it relate to superstition? How can we use Hume’s Empiricism to avoid irrational beliefs and overconfidence in our gut feelings? Find out in this article that explores the philosophy of David Hume and his impact on modern thought.

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What the hell is wisdom?

What is wisdom and why does it matter? A thought-provoking essay that challenges the conventional notions of wisdom and offers a fresh perspective on how to cultivate wisdom as a skill.

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Wisdom Connections From Love, Art, & Friendship

Despite the fear of the virus lurking around every corner, Tea and his friend refused to let it dampen their spirits. They laughed, joked, and even wrote poetry together to pass the time.

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Wisdom Is What’s Left When Pain Ceases

Pain can cloud one’s judgment and make it difficult to think clearly. Once the pain is gone, one can think more clearly and make wiser decisions.

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Wisdom Jumps

Like a lighthouse in a stormy sea, simple ideas stand firm behind the chaos, guiding us towards discovery.

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Wisdom & the Upside Downside of Aging

As we age, we gain wisdom through our experiences. This process of acquiring wisdom takes time and can have both positive and negative aspects. The upside of aging is the benefit of having more knowledge and understanding, while the downside can be the challenges and difficulties that come with getting older. The wisdom of aging is a double-edged sword, but one that is worth considering as we navigate through life.

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Wise, Simple Observations of Obvious Assholes

Time is both infinite and fleeting, and that our existence within it is both significant and insignificant. There is no time for assholes and nonsense.