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Existentialist philosophy begins with a recognition that human beings exist before they define themselves. Thinkers like Sartre, Heidegger, and de Beauvoir wrote that people are not born with a fixed identity. Each life unfolds through action, choice, and responsibility. Existence is a project to be lived. There is no... show more

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“Let’s respect their culture?” This is not culture. This is religion—the most oppressive and aggressive one. Iranians are Persians with thousands of years of real culture, history, and identity—not the Islam-subjugated ideology falsely labeled as “culture.” Iran had its own way of life long before Islam: Zoroastrianism, rooted in freedom, ethics, and human dignity. I wish the Iranian people success in reclaiming their country and identity. A world without ayatollahs will be a better world.

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There are many dictatorships in the world. Some seal themselves off within their own borders, trying to block any outside influence of freedom. And others do not recognize borders at all and actively try to destroy the freedom of their neighbors, entire regions, and sometimes even the whole world. When we deal with Russia, we face the second type of threat. It is a mentally unstable dictatorship that cannot accept that in Europe every life matters, human rights are important, and nations can be protected whether they are big or small. Putin cannot accept one simple thing – that somewhere people can live differently and enjoy a life that is not the one he prefers. That is why he has been consistently trying to break someone – not just now, not just for 4 years, but throughout his entire time in power. He is war itself. And anyone who supports Putin cannot fail to understand that they are choosing war. From my address to the European Parliament.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

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satisfying Asmr including a Reddit story that I'm vaguely familiar with. To be quite frank, the essence of a human being is not found in any single trait—not intelligence, not emotion, not morality, nor even consciousness taken by itself. What makes a human being distinct is the strange intersection of all these things: the ability to know that we exist, to question why we exist, and to reshape ourselves based on the answers we discover. A stone simply is. A tree grows according to its nature. An animal follows instinct, however complex. Human beings, however, stand in a peculiar position. We are creatures of nature who can reflect upon nature. We are products of the universe who can examine the universe and wonder whether it has a purpose. This self-awareness creates both our greatest strength and our deepest burden. The philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre argued that humans are "condemned to be free." Whether one agrees with him or not, there is a profound truth hidden within that statement. Unlike many things in existence, a human life is not fully defined at birth. We inherit circumstances, limitations, and tendencies, but we also possess the capacity to choose. Every decision subtly alters who we become. In this sense, a person is not merely something that exists; a person is something that is constantly being created. Yet perhaps the deepest aspect of humanity is our relationship with meaning. We seek significance even in a seemingly indifferent universe. We tell stories, build civilizations, create art, form friendships, and sacrifice for ideals larger than ourselves. The essence of a human being, then, may not be a fixed substance hidden within us, but an endless pursuit—a lifelong effort to understand who we are, why we are here, and what kind of people we ought to become. #philosophy #asmr #reddit #redditstories #fyp

satisfying Asmr including a Reddit story that I'm vaguely familiar with. To be quite frank, the essence of a human being is not found in any single trait—not intelligence, not emotion, not morality, nor even consciousness taken by itself. What makes a human being distinct is the strange intersection of all these things: the ability to know that we exist, to question why we exist, and to reshape ourselves based on the answers we discover. A stone simply is. A tree grows according to its nature. An animal follows instinct, however complex. Human beings, however, stand in a peculiar position. We are creatures of nature who can reflect upon nature. We are products of the universe who can examine the universe and wonder whether it has a purpose. This self-awareness creates both our greatest strength and our deepest burden. The philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre argued that humans are "condemned to be free." Whether one agrees with him or not, there is a profound truth hidden within that statement. Unlike many things in existence, a human life is not fully defined at birth. We inherit circumstances, limitations, and tendencies, but we also possess the capacity to choose. Every decision subtly alters who we become. In this sense, a person is not merely something that exists; a person is something that is constantly being created. Yet perhaps the deepest aspect of humanity is our relationship with meaning. We seek significance even in a seemingly indifferent universe. We tell stories, build civilizations, create art, form friendships, and sacrifice for ideals larger than ourselves. The essence of a human being, then, may not be a fixed substance hidden within us, but an endless pursuit—a lifelong effort to understand who we are, why we are here, and what kind of people we ought to become. #philosophy #asmr #reddit #redditstories #fyp

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Ethan

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"There are a small group of extremists on the far-right who want to see trans people victimised. They are using this as a wedge issue to channel hate. And frankly, the vast majority of people in this country don't want that. [What happens next must be] about protecting the rights of all human beings to live their lives as they see fit, without discrimination and fear for their existence and their identity." Watch to find out more about my reaction on today's BBC Politics Live to the recent supreme court ruling on gender identity.

"There are a small group of extremists on the far-right who want to see trans people victimised. They are using this as a wedge issue to channel hate. And frankly, the vast majority of people in this country don't want that. [What happens next must be] about protecting the rights of all human beings to live their lives as they see fit, without discrimination and fear for their existence and their identity." Watch to find out more about my reaction on today's BBC Politics Live to the recent supreme court ruling on gender identity.

Clive Lewis MP

302,247 次观看 • 1 年前

Are you looking for purpose and meaning to your life? There is only one place to find true fulfillment and that is through a relationship with Jesus Christ. #ThursdayThoughts

Are you looking for purpose and meaning to your life? There is only one place to find true fulfillment and that is through a relationship with Jesus Christ. #ThursdayThoughts

Franklin Graham

39,052 次观看 • 1 年前

🙏HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr with a beautiful statement on health and healing: "God talks to human beings through many vectors, through each other, through organized religions, through the great books, those religions, through wise people and the prophets, and through nature. Nowhere with such texture and grace and joy as through other human beings. And when we cut off our relationships with other human beings, we lose that access to the divine. And that is a healing power. We are in a spiritual malaise in this country, and we need to give people access to all different ways of reconnecting with something that is higher than themselves."

🙏HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr with a beautiful statement on health and healing: "God talks to human beings through many vectors, through each other, through organized religions, through the great books, those religions, through wise people and the prophets, and through nature. Nowhere with such texture and grace and joy as through other human beings. And when we cut off our relationships with other human beings, we lose that access to the divine. And that is a healing power. We are in a spiritual malaise in this country, and we need to give people access to all different ways of reconnecting with something that is higher than themselves."

The HighWire

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