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Universal Self-Interest
How do we know right from wrong? How do we know right from wrong? At first glance this might sound counterintuitive, but my guess is that...
Patrick Antonio
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POV - from the Surface of an Electron
If you could shrink small enough to live inside of one Hâ‚‚O molecule, Just you and 3 atoms all contained inside the same single water...
Patrick Antonio
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The Con's Piracy of Reality
SEPTEMBER 11, 2024 Conspiracy theory type thinking arrests all clear thinking and reason, Knee-jerk conspiracy theory type thinking is...
Patrick Antonio
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Memories and Prediction
A few strong instincts and a few plain rules suffice us. ...
Patrick Antonio
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It's the Cooperation, Stupid.
Capitalism is the utmost least worst economic system possible. Capitalism is natural, and therefore the only sustainable economic system possible. Sustainable because it’s self-propelled. Self-propelled because of the laws of nature. The laws of nature meaning; capitalism is a direct output of the most universal and by far strongest instinct that all living things have in common, which is self-preservation, also known as survival instinct. The instinct of self-preservation is
Patrick Antonio
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Prescription for Alcoholics
"Paradoxical causal loops are the ultimate mind-bending concept of systems thinking, where the cause becomes the effect and the effect...
Patrick Antonio
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Nicene Creed (scientific translation)
We believe in one Universe,     the  Atoms, they’re all mighty,     the makeup of matter and Earth,     and of all that is, seen and...
Patrick Antonio
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Eternal Light (relatively speaking)
Our big bright sun is located eight light-minutes away, It hides from us at the end of each day. Each morning returning, Orange and...
Patrick Antonio
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Same-ish on all Orders of Magnitude
Microscopes and telescopes show you strikingly similar patterns. Microscopes show you atoms, each composed of a nucleus being orbited by...
Patrick Antonio
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Source Code
A few strong instincts and a few plain rules suffice us. —Ralph Waldo Emerson— All plants and animals are driven by instincts, including...
Patrick Antonio
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