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WWB Key Ideas
Timeless ideas at the intersections of science, philosophy, critical thinking, and history.
MODE:
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4 minutes
of short abstracts.
10 key ideas.
1.
Yes and no. Pythagoras combined enduring empirical insights with personal beliefs that often overpowered sound reasoning.
2.
Holism and reductionism are complementary lenses: one explains parts, the other explains patterns.
3.
Anthropology uncovers culture, and paleontology uncovers ancient life.
4.
Math is discovered in the universe but invented in our language, a bridge between reality and description.
5.
In the realm of idea evaluation, Occam’s Razor is a tool that stands out, but it was never meant as a law of truth. It’s more of a practical, pragmatic, and reasonable guide.
6.
There is no empirical evidence for other dimensions—only mathematical speculation and theoretical exploration.
7.
The singularity is more philosophical. While the universe’s expansion is scientific, the singularity itself remains speculative and unproven.
8.
Kant showed that human experience filters reality; the Idea of Ideas extends that insight by classifying our explanations into empirical, rational, and irrational.
9.
Bloodletting survived for millennia not because it worked, but because humans mistook timing for causation.
10.
The Idea Theory Framework within the Idea of Ideas is a promotion ladder for ideas to move from speculation to hypothesis, theory, and law.
Done. Refresh for another set.
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(c) 2025-2026 TouchstoneTruth.
Writing and coding by Michael Alan Prestwood.
