philosophy and existensialism

faith

‘I understand your perspective,’ I reply, ‘but if I may ask a few questions?’ She nods. ‘Is time real? Is math? Is there any way to definitively prove your brain is real without cutting open your head and having a look for myself? I think faith is real. And I’m sure you subscribe to Descartes, “cogito ergo sum,” I think therefore I am. Faith is belief and belief is merely persistent thought. So, why then is one faith less realistic than another? Less understandable?’

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2024

When rules are created fairly and followed diligently, it builds a system of order and righteousness. 

This system serves all equally, and so should be desired by all and respected by all.

But often rules are not created fairly. Often rules are created by a specific group of people and adopted by a society too distracted to know better.

So, I tell you, if it’s between breaking the rules and doing something ridiculous, do not think twice before making the system crumble.