Tag: skepticism
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Questioning Certainty: Exploring Mystery Through the Way of The Mad Logician
After watching a handful of debate shows and listening to various podcasts where people passionately argue their positions on controversial issues, I found myself wondering what it would be like to join one of these discussions myself. The idea was tempting at first. The thought of sitting across from a well-known host, or perhaps a
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The Fallacy of Occam’s Razor: Embracing Complexity to Unveil True Reality
Throughout my writings, you may have noticed that I often criticize Occam’s razor. Essentially, I argue that this principle is sometimes used as a weapon by ultra-rationalists who attempt to confine the complexities of reality into the narrow framework of their dogmas. In this article, I aim to explore my reservations about dogma and why
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Terence Howard, Eric Weinstein, and the problem with experts
I. Introduction The world of science and innovation is a captivating territory, teeming with revolutionary discoveries that appear to be unfolding at an exponential rate. I’ve mentioned in previous articles that the world is experiencing a quickening, which translates to an escalating pace of innovation and advancements across all domains. However, this landscape is not