The Void We Fear Isn’t What We Think
The Void You Built You are afraid of something that doesn’t exist yet. And the fear is real...
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psychology
Why Does Something Exist?
The fundamental question of why something exists presupposes the very reality it questions. We're using existence to explain...
When Mind Meets Brain
The mind brain identity problem questions why mental and brain states seem accidentally connected. This paradox threatens identity...
Psychological Freedom
The concept of "could have done otherwise" is neither about alternative worlds nor alternative interpretations, but about the...
psychological continuity
Psychological continuity theory says gradual, overlapping changes in your mental states preserve identity across time. But this raises...
Foundational Beliefs
Foundational beliefs are the beliefs that need no further justification because they serve as the bedrock for all...
Sleep Suicide: The Consciousness Paradox
consciousness death rebirth sleep cycle transformation neural activity awakening self identity philosophy brain reboot renewal
The Fear of Losing Parents
The fear of losing parents hits you while watching your father struggle with the TV remote. His fingers,...
Why we miss people
Why Do We Miss Someone? Places wait while people change. We miss the self their laughter and small...
BLOG40 Seconds of Silence: How to Start a Conversation in an Elevator
An elevator ride reveals our hidden social anxiety and fear of rejection. We stand inches apart, avoiding eye...