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I briefly narrated how I accidentally stumbled upon a masterpiece of autobiography titled Becoming Myself in my now old essay on a Kubrick movie.
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My previous writing from almost two years ago had an influence on my life.
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There are things in life worth striving for.
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Terry Gilliam is an amazing director.
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When I turned 12, I had a chance to read Shakespeare.
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Recently, I came across the Gaia hypothesis.
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I was going through my old clutter of documents trying to sort them.
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We can prove the existence of atoms, the smallest unit of matter, by mere logic, via reductio ad absurdum.
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For some time, I find it difficult not to grow irritated by others’ behavior, especially when it seems unfair in relation to me.
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Instead of directly translating the ancient Greek word philotimia as amor honoris (love of honor) into Latin, the ancient Roman authors chose the closest equivalent, ambitio.
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After Bacon, we go back in time to the fourth century.
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Ambition – philotimia (φιλοτιμία), love of honor.
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What if, each day, I tackled a single virtue or vice and observed it in my own behavior.
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In ancient Greece, moral virtue was tied to physical fitness.
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I (very concisely) explain the fundamentals of getting good at chess: Learn the basics via lichess.org/learn or some other resource.
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Dr.
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There are a few blogs I find useful and visit occasionally.
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Testing out pin, tags, and image.
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Testing Notes.
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Oxuyacağınız əlyazma babam Şahəliyev İsmayıl Əziz oğlu tərəfindən 2008-ci ildə qələmə alınmışdır.
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The following material was initially prepared as a lecture for ENCE 3503: Data & Information Engineering (Fall 2024) course at ADA University.
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With the fallen zenith of the Summer sun, my reverence in front of books and great minds disappears.
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Twenty-five is a mathematically precise moment to stop and reflect on life and beliefs.
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Descartes said cogito ergo sum.
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The Autodidact (Self-taught man), a character in the book of Jean-Paul Sartre’s Nausea, has a system.
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This is an essay of a very bad taste.
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What is the purpose of arguing with another person?
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Image made by the author on canva.com Before Nineteen Eighty-Four, I had already read some of George Orwell’s essays: Why I Write (1946) and Politics and the English Language (1946), as well as the transcript of Literature and Totalitarianism (1941) — Orw…
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Matthew Modine as Private James T.
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The Roman Emperor Vespasian was making tough and consequential decisions while being terminally ill in his bed.