Morality

What If You Forgave Yourself For Every Mistake You Ever Made?

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The Burden of Unforgiven Selves Think about the energy and emotional space we dedicate to holding onto past mistakes, perceived failures, and regrets. These can act like invisible anchors, tethering us to the past and preventing us from fully embracing the present and future. This burden can manifest as: The Liberating Power of Self-Forgiveness Imagine … Read more

What if moral truths are mathematically provable but require computational power beyond what humans currently possess?

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“The Axioms of Virtue: On the Undiscovered Algorithms of Ethical Truth” The Mathematical Nature of Morality The Historical Divide Between Mathematical Reasoning and Ethical Philosophy The relationship between mathematics and ethics has been characterized by a profound conceptual divide that spans millennia of intellectual history. This separation represents one of the most enduring dichotomies in … Read more