Principles

What if dark matter and dark energy are not new substances or forces, but manifestations of ordinary matter and energy interacting with dimensions beyond our perception, making their apparent gravitational effects “shadows” of higher-dimensional interactions?

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The Cosmic Ballet Unveiled? When Dark Matter and Dark Energy Are But Shadows of Higher Dimensions For decades, the twin enigmas of dark matter and dark energy have dominated the cosmological landscape. They are the invisible architects of the cosmos, dictating the rotation of galaxies and the accelerated expansion of the universe, yet remaining stubbornly … Read more

What if the passage of time accelerates or decelerates based on universal principles we haven’t discovered?

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Questioning the Cosmic Clock: Is Time’s Passage a Universal Constant? For most of human history, the passage of time felt like an immutable constant, a steady, unwavering river flowing from the past to the future. Isaac Newton formalized this intuition with his concept of absolute, universal time – a single, objective timeline ticking uniformly throughout … Read more

What if the questions you ask are more important than the answers you seek?

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The Answer Fetish: Why We’re Asking the Wrong Questions About Questions (and Why the Right Ones Are Sexy) We humans have a bit of an answer fetish. We crave them like sugar, hoard them like gold, and brandish them like proof of our towering intellects. An answer feels solid, definitive, like planting a flag on … Read more

The Foundational Nature of Philosophy

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Date: October 26, 2023 Source: Prepared for: General Audience Subject: The Essential Nature of Philosophy in Practical Endeavors Executive Summary: This summarizes the main themes and key ideas presented in the provided podcast, which argues that philosophy is not a detached academic pursuit but a foundational element underpinning all meaningful action, creation, and lasting impact. … Read more