Weekly Insight for Thinkers
Weekly Insight for Thinkers
Science  Philosophy  Critical Thinking  History  Politics RW  AI  Physics  •  Evolution  Astronomy 30 Phil Book More…
WWB Hot Topic Archive
Explore the WISDOM LIBRARY. Review previous weeks
It’s free! No ads! No catches!
Exactly what the world needs RIGHT NOW!

Member-Only Content!

Please login to view content. Don’t have an account? Join NowIt’s free! No ads! No catches!

1-Minute Hot Topics...

  • All
  • Critical Thinking
  • History
  • Philosophy
  • Science
All
  • All
  • Critical Thinking
  • History
  • Philosophy
  • Science
Nordstrom-Einstein

Was Einstein’s Theory of Relativity ever irrational?

Even Einstein’s theory of relativity began as an irrational idea: untested, uncertain, and waiting for reality to answer back.
The true meaning behind the “speed of light.” While light and gravity both propagate at the universal speed limit, spacetime itself can expand faster than this limit, causing distant regions to separate without transmitting information.

Is “the speed of light” really the best name for the universe’s maximum speed?

The “universal speed limit” isn’t about light: it’s the limit for causation within our universe, even as space itself expands faster.
Parable of the Ship-TouchstoneTruth

What is the “Parable of the Ship?”

The Williams parable is about government. A response to the colonies in New England inacted the same restrictions they escaped.
Separatist

Was Roger Williams a Separatist?

A separatist is a person who supports the separation of a particular group of people from a larger body on the basis of ethnicity, religion, ...
Imagined Image: Early stages of terraforming Mars.

What is a realistic timeframe for humanity to terraform Mars?

Futurism < Philosophy
galileo-einstein-relativity-TouchstoneTruth

Trivia: Did Einstein or Galileo discover the Relativity Principle?

In shaping modern cosmology, Galileo articulated the relativity principle in 1632, Newton made gravity universal in 1687, and Einstein revealed gravity as the curvature of ...
Cognitive Bias-Rosy Retrospection-TouchstoneTruth

Why we only remember the good parts of vacations and forget the bad?

Rosy Retrospection, a cognitive bias that filters memory through emotion, preserving highlights. Minds quietly edit experience, shaping memory.
Pythagoras (c. 570–495 BCE), ancient Greek philosopher and mathematician, founder of Pythagoreanism, known for his contributions to mathematics, mysticism, and harmonic theory.

Who is the father of numerology?

In the ancient world, numbers were not just tools but truths. For thinkers like Pythagoras, mathematics, nature, and meaning formed a single worldview.
Robot and human hands pointing to each other.

Will AI systems attain consciousness?

AI systems already have a functional form of consciousness, and that level will evolve to mimic animal-like consciousness and likely something akin to human-like.
Artist's Concept of Voyager

Why hasn’t Voyager been damaged by space dust?

Cosmology < Science
Abductive Reasoning-Heuristic-Occams Razor-TouchstoneTruth

Is Occam’s Razor always right?

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 ...
mansa-musa-TouchstoneTruth

Was the richest person in history an African just before colonial slavery?

Mansa Musa of the Mali Empire is widely regarded as the richest individual in history, illustrating Africa’s deep economic and political sophistication.
Scroll to Top