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The Idea of Ideas
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Idea of Ideas
After you categorize an idea as empirically true, rationally true, or currently false, you can then start to calibrate your belief in it. Even ideas in the irrational category may deserve some degree of belief, depending on the evidence, context, and the limits of what is currently known.
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“…allegories…lay hold of the hidden sense which is concealed beneath the words”
Allegorical Interpretation
Translated quote by Philo of Alexandria.
An allegory is a literary technique in which the writing represents deeper meanings than the words might initially imply. Consume stories in a richer way for a better lived experience. Look for the allegorical interpretation, the symbolic meaning, within stories. Right or wrong, a little wisdom builds each time you attempt to understand the deeper embedded lessons in literature, art, and movies.
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Can authors create fiction beyond our universe?
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Your imagination feels boundless because reality is rich, not because it is absent. Every myth, fantasy, and sci-fi universe you’ve explored was stitched from threads already present in the material world. Our creativity does not transcend reality. It reveals reality through imaginary recombination.
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Philosophy of Journalism
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Journalism tests public events.

Journalism is the hammer for current affairs and public accountability. It asks: What is happening, who says so, and how do we know? Reporting, sourcing, verification, context, and correction help society track reality in real time.

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Historical tales are empirical ideas. We believe these evidence-based reconstructions of real past events with varying degrees of confidence. We can prove or disprove their related empirical implications.
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Historical tales are empirical ideas. We believe these evidence-based reconstructions of real past events with varying degrees of confidence. We can prove or disprove their ...
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Speculative Ideas in Science: Rip-Bang, Bigfoot, and Beyond

Speculation has a real place in science and in your worldview, but speculative ideas are not established truths. They are starting points, possibilities, or failed ...
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Holistic Paleolithic Framework: A New Look at Prehistory

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The Living Touchstone

As part of critical thinking, the philosophy of journalism can help us enter the age of AI, where truth and untruth live on equal plain. ...
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Irrational Ideas: The Subtypes
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