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🧠 Understanding the Idea of Thinking: A Philosophical Exploration

  Introduction What does it truly mean to think? Is it simply the voice in our heads narrating our actions, or is it the very essence of what makes us human? The concept of “thinking” has been a cornerstone of philosophy, psychology, and even theology. From ancient Greece to modern neuroscience, understanding thinking is key to understanding ourselves. 1. What Is Thinking? At its core, thinking is the mental process of forming ideas, solving problems, making decisions, and reflecting. It can be conscious (deliberate thought) or subconscious (automatic mental habits). Philosophers have long debated whether thinking is: A physical process in the brain (materialism) Or a product of the soul or mind (dualism) 2. Philosophical Perspectives Through History Plato saw thinking as the soul’s dialogue with itself. Aristotle believed thought is linked to logic and categorization. Descartes famously said: “Cogito, ergo sum” (I think, therefore I am), asserting ...
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Why Do We Feel Bored with Life? Causes, Philosophy, and the Way Forward

  Boredom is more than a lack of things to do—it’s a symptom of deeper disconnection. Many people today, despite having access to comfort, entertainment, and technology, feel an unshakable sense of stagnation. Why? This question, often avoided, sits at the heart of both modern psychology and ancient philosophy. 1. The Psychological Roots of Boredom Boredom often emerges when: Routine dominates: Repeating the same actions daily without emotional or intellectual stimulation numbs the mind. Lack of purpose: When actions lack deeper meaning or connection to values, motivation disappears. Overstimulation: Ironically, too much easy pleasure (endless scrolling, fast entertainment) can flatten the soul, making real life feel dull. Unresolved emotions: Depression, anxiety, or trauma can make everyday tasks feel burdensome, even pointless. 2. Philosophical Perspectives: What Does Boredom Reveal? Existentialists  like Søren Kierkegaard and Jean-Paul Sartre saw...
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Why Cosmic Existentialism Points to One Supreme Creator

  In an age defined by vast scientific discoveries and personal alienation, cosmic existentialism emerges as a powerful lens to examine not just human life—but our place in the entire universe. Unlike classic existentialism, which focuses on individual freedom and meaning, cosmic existentialism stretches the inquiry: Why does anything exist at all? And why in this particular, fine-tuned way? These questions don’t just ask what life is, but why the universe is the way it is. 1. The Limits of Material Explanation Modern science, for all its brilliance, still fails to explain why the universe exists instead of nothing. The Big Bang theory explains a beginning, but not a cause. Quantum mechanics describes behaviors, but not meaning. Cosmic existentialism takes these limits seriously. It asks the human mind to consider that behind order, there must be will—a chooser, not just chance. And if the universe is governed by laws, who authored those laws? 2. Consciousness and the ...
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