Uncertainty as a Truth: The Heisenberg Principle Through the Lens of Philosophy
In 1927, Werner Heisenberg published what would become one of the most profound and disruptive ideas in the history of…
Category: Philosophy
The Chicken and Egg Question—and the Illusion of Time and Perception
It starts with a deceptively simple question:Which came first — the chicken or the egg? At face value, it feels…
World Happiness Report 2025: An Overview
The World Happiness Report 2025 offers a sweeping look at the latest global trends in wellbeing, anchored around one central…
Why is happiness so elusive?
Before you continue reading, I want to be honest with you: there is no answer in this article. This isn’t…
Why Do Bad Things Happen to Good People?
Why do bad things happen to good people? A while ago, my 14-years old daughter asked me this question. The…
Hideo Kojima Ingin Menjadi AI dan Terus Membuat Video Game
Hideo Kojima tentu menjadi salah satu sosok unik di industri video game. Visinya dalam membuat game terus berevolusi yang membuatnya…
What is the Meaning of ‘Time’?
“See you tomorrow!” is probably a phrase you have at least heard once in your life and perhaps makes you…
What Do We Do if God is Dead?
“God is dead. God remains dead. And we have killed him…” This is one of Nietzsche’s best-known contribution to our…
Anarchy: Can we live in the absence of a Government?
When most people hear the word “anarchy”, it’s common to relate to chaos. It recalls images of gangs fighting in…
The Paradox of Choice: More is Less?
Choice has been the front and center of a free market. Having an abundance of choice, in theory, can seem…