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Eternity in an Hour V2.0
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To See a World in a Grain of Sand
- Added on: Nov 2nd, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: James Ee
- Listed in: History Economics
- Tags: Psychology literature philosophy history economics
Recent Posts
Raison d’etre: The Reason and Reality of Mind and Matter
The world is known by the mind through logic, senses and experiences. For each individual, the world is a picture painted distinctively different than that of every other individual in existence. To say that reality however, is an illusion is a pre...
The Limitations and Possibilities of Man
The Inconclusive Synthesis This is not the conclusion or an epilogue. It is not the last chapter of a tale written for the sake of justifying ideas, ideologies, and beliefs. I have no drama left in me and I fear that subtlety has at last failed me a...
The Third Interlude – Man and Woman
The False Mirror by Rene Magritte This is yet another true dialog between me and a girl that of course was published with our joint consent. The world as we know is not perfect and will never be perfect. Yet, should we live our lives in optimism or...
The Limitations of Wealth and Money
~ King Solomon, son of King David is commonly associated with wealth and wisdom. But if wealth and wisdom is the key to solve all problems, why did King Solomon’s kingdom fall after his death and why is it not possible for his descendants to conti...
The Limitations of Military Might
David and Goliath by Caravaggio ~ David and Goliath have since time immemorial been the representation of triumph over physical might and power. We look now at how this has happened and will happen again in reality. Bear in mind that the word civi...
The Limitations of Ethics, Moral Philosophy, and Absolute Relativism
The Fall and Expulsion from Garden of Eden by Michelangelo, Sistine Chapel, Vatican City ~ The Fall and Expulsion from Garden of Eden is the sixth scene in the chronological order of the narrative in the Sistine Chapel. The image consists of three ...
