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The three truth hammers are the scientific process, journalism, and the law.
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It’s time to explore key ideas and takeaways.
First, a reminder about the philosophy of journalism.
Opinion belongs in journalism, but only when it is clearly marked and grounded in shared facts.
With that, two “tales.”
Next up. Two “quotes.”
Our first story.
Subject: Allegorical Interpretation.
- Philo of Alexandria.
- circa 20 CE.
Journalism < Philosophy
Stepping back for a moment.
An allegory is a literary technique in which the writing represents deeper meanings than the words might initially imply. Allegorical interpretation is the process of understanding the symbolic meaning behind a text or story. It allows for a deeper understanding embedded in literature, art, and movies.
That TST Three Truth Hammers Quote,
was first published on TST 1 year ago.
Now for our second story.
From History:
Subject: Law Enforcement.
- Hannah Arendt.
- 1963.
Great harm is often caused not by hatred, but by people who stop thinking and simply comply.
The central point is this.
Arendt warned that history’s worst outcomes are rarely driven by monsters. They are driven by ordinary people who surrender judgment. When obedience replaces moral thinking, cruelty no longer feels like a choice—it feels like routine.
That TST Three Truth Hammers Quote,
was first published on TST 3 weeks ago.
Finally, 4 frequently asked “questions.”
Tidbit number three, the first of two quotes.
Subject: Philosophy of Science.
Anthropology uncovers culture, and paleontology uncovers ancient life.
To be clear.
Anthropology studies humans and their cultures, paleontology uncovers ancient life through fossils, and archaeology explores past human societies through material remains—all piecing together the story of life and humanity.
That TST Three Truth Hammers FAQ,
was first published on TST 1 year ago.
Tidbit number four, another quote.
Subject: Philosophy of Law.
Law loses its legitimacy when enforcement exceeds the crime.
In short.
Law exists to protect human life, not override it. When enforcement becomes more violent than the crime it claims to address, law collapses into brutality. Proportionality is not a technical detail—it is the moral boundary that separates justice from cruelty, and restraint from tyranny.
That TST Three Truth Hammers Essay,
was first published on TST 3 weeks ago.
“Done.”
Timelines, quotes, and FAQs function as research anchors—designed to be reused, cross-linked, and updated as better evidence emerges.
Over time, this structure allows related ideas to reconnect naturally across disciplines and across years.
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