"I agree that nonsense makes perfect sense and that I am the Dungherder. I can put my foot right in the pile and get my slice-o-the-pie." – Joshua Scott Hotchkin
The body you experience is also home to trillions of other living organisms with minds of their own, which brings up interesting questions about the self, reality and free will.
What can we do that other living things can't, or aren't doing that they can, and why not? Is there something about humans holding us back?
Are there any unobserved events in the universe, let alone on Earth, or an actual universe at all?
Stories of a Bigfoot-like creature transcend cultures and continents over millennia; but is it pure myth, an actual animal or traces of transcended beings?
Sometimes I wonder if what I believe to be my best intentions are actually the most destructive path possible, and for good reasons.
Introducing a perceptual filter for thinking about reality without absolutes; and a call for a new basis of investigation of phenomena based on experience.
An inevitable consequence of discussing philosophical Idealism is a rejection based on it's implications regarding solipsism, but what underlies those implications?
