HeyJaredAletheia: Conversations With The Cosmos
A student's search for truth at the intersection of physics, philosophy, uncertainty, and the cosmos.
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The Art of War Part II: Adaptability in the Midst of Chaos (opens the original)
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There is a force embedded in our biology, in our minds, in our thought process. A force which encourages us to face opposition, to think in ways of overcoming that which seeks to bend our will towards undesired directions. Fighting is innate. Enduring —the primordial constant in our very lives. Yet, to endure, and to fight, we must head in unexpected directions. Often times, the circumstances scatter towards chaos, our environments shake in dissonance. Still, fluidity in changing times makes way
The Art of War Part I: A Guide to Stratagem (opens the original)
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The Art of War will be a series detailing the rule of strategy, and the map of philosophical advantage. If you have never interacted with this work before, you may be as surprised as I have been in how useful these lessons may be to you. Those of us who struggle with seeking perfection, will find peace in unification. Those of us who see constant disorder and chaos on Earth, will see order in its terrain, and the ability of man to command order in that which seems uncontrollable at times.<a clas
A Glimpse of Real Life (opens the original)
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I should be cleaning as of right now, but I couldn’t help but bring this idea of how I am re-setting my life to this space. Now then, in an age that wars on human minds, I think it is important to open up the fourth wall and be honest with myself about my habits, lifestyle, what I consume, and my own convictions on how I am living. Subscribe nowCompanies in our world today have stripped our agency with their curated algorithms to waste the mo
Physics As A Method (opens the original)
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I’ve observed a recurring pattern in introductory courses. That is, in one way or another, they all seem to begin with philosophical questions. I’ve heard of Socratic introspection as the beginning of psychology, and in others, I’ve heard of rationalism as playing a part in the scientific method, along with systems of biological classification having their roots in Aristotle’s work. All of these concepts serve as examples of why I was not the least surprised as I come to understand that the disc
The First Part of Being a Great Philosopher. (opens the original)
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Dear Aletheians,I know my handwriting is outrageous, but I refuse to write on my computer! I cannot write on my computer, my head aches and the light would do just the opposite of help.Aletheia: Conversations With The Cosmos is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<input class="email-input" name="email"
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