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Why the Difference?

Posted 5 days ago under Biology, DINOSAUR, Mythopoetic, Philosophy, Physics, Psychology Tagged: character formation, character vs instinct, consciousness, cosmic indifference, desire and character, emotional realism, ethical paradox, evolution and mind, evolutionary psychology, existential resilience, existential struggle, existential thought, Existentialism, gender dynamics, human condition, human contradictions, human desire, human motivation, Human nature, identity and desire, identity exploration, individualism, inner core theory, inner strength, internal-conflict, Introspection, introspective literature, introspective philosophy, life determinism, male female psychology, metaphysical reflection, moral ambiguity, moral complexity, personal doctrine, personal philosophy, personal responsibility, philosophical anthropology, philosophical narrative, philosophical poetry, Philosophical reflection, philosophical self inquiry, psychological conflict, Psychological realism, reflective prose, self-awareness, social dynamics, stoic resilience, strength and truth, subconscious mind, Survival Instinct.

Why the Difference? A woman names her weakness helplessness,
while a man names his unfulfilled desire 
for a woman a requirement.
Why?
Because a woman is often lazy enough Read more from here...

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God

Posted 4 weeks ago under DINOSAUR, Existential Rehabism, Mythopoetic, Philosophy, Psychology Tagged: accountability, action, alignment, authenticity, Autonomy, awareness, character, cognitive clarity, collapse, consciousness, Continuity, decision-making, desire, discipline, endurance, engineering, Ethics, existential, first-order truth, habit, honesty, human condition, inner truth, Integrity, intent, Introspection, loss, mann, minimalism, morality, non-conformity, Observation, performance, personal responsibility, philosophy, presence, Purity, reality, reflection, Residue, resilience, self-awareness, self-discipline, Self-mastery, self-surveillance, solitude, structure, style, suffering, truth.

God Caught between the truth I felt
and reality’s refusal to agree,
I stand in silence, asking:
Is there a man here-
or only the space Read more from here...

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Why Live?

Posted 1 month ago under DINOSAUR, Mythopoetic, Physics, Psychology, Technology Tagged: abstract moral code, accountability, action-based ethics, anti-consolation, austere poetics, autonomous existence, Autonomy, cognitive discipline, consciousness sequence, controlled tone, daily ritual, disciplined motion, disciplined reflection, ethical precision, ethical repetition, existential command, existential endurance, existential instruction, Existentialism, experiential hierarchy, freedom vs companionship, human labor metaphor, human observation, internal accountability, internal ledger, introspective clarity, life as process, literary minimalism, Live, minimalism, Moral Architecture, moral rigor, motion to wisdom, non-theistic instruction, operational philosophy, personal responsibility, philosophical austerity, philosophical meditation, procedural meditation, procedural philosophy, quiet command, reflective prose-poem, reflective sequence, repetition and obligation, routine as ritual, self-obligation, Self-Reliance, self-sufficiency, social critique, solitary practice, stoic-ethics.

Why Live? Bring it yourself,
cook it yourself,
eat it yourself,
praise it yourself,
wash up, Read more from here...

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I Am Me

Posted 3 months ago under DINOSAUR, Philosophy, Psychology Tagged: accountability, Agency, anti-enlightenment theater, anti-illusion, anti-mysticism, character over belief, clarity without comfort, consciousness, emotional discipline, Existential identity, existential resilience, humanism, inner jurisdiction, inner strength, Integrity, moral autonomy, non-theistic philosophy, personal responsibility, philosophical realism, psychological sovereignty, self-authorship, self-definition, self-knowledge, stoic realism, walking forward.

Title – I Am Me I am not this, not that, not even that either.
Look closely: necessity has forced me to become everything,
testing the depths of this nothingness.
I am all of the above-and still nothing at all.
Life did not choose isolation for decades; Read more from here...

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