Maximize free will
The following is essentially a mental draw I did one afternoon after doing some research. I believe everything I say here, and I stand behind all of it, but in terms of organization, it is a loosely organized essay that has a definite message of trying to connect pieces of history into a cohesive framework…
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Pythagoras was born in 560 BC, on the Greek island of Samos. Pythagoas influenced Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Alexander the Great, and the general world of western philosophy. Pythagoras is the earliest, best-known Greek philosopher, though he never wrote a word (to our knowledge). All of what we know about him comes from what his students wrote,…
January 6, 2012 The current occupants of the American continent, despite their best efforts, are harder on their surrounding ecosystems than the indigenous cultures which previously lived there. American Indian cultures seem to have worked with their varying environments, where modern culture works over its environment. American Indian culture established a (now) rare harmony with their…
Elie Wiesel calls holocaust a double murder, first the people are killed, and then the acts are denied. The holocaust of the American Indian needs recognition.