Philosophical discussions about all things, life and nothing too.
Albert Einstein once advised his audience to remain curious. “The most important thing is not to stop questioning,” he said. It’s one of his more famous quotes and a significant influence behind the making of Jacmus. It’s during the early years in life when we are most inquisitive. We often search for meaning in everything …
Bill Hicks was unknown to me prior to my arrival in Australia at 19 years of age. I had lived in the US, and unfortunately, he was not among the best-known comedians. He had far more success abroad, and in Australia, he was a legend. Right away, my friends insisted that I listen to …
This article is a review of Mike Adams 2010 article on skeptics. Mike Adams looks like a nice guy, right? Well, it turns out behind that smile is a self-serving, disingenuous spoon feeder of disinformation. What’s skepticism? It’s simple; skepticism is a methodology of thought: Do not accept claims without evidence or reason. Remember that …
George Orwell and Aldous Huxley both had a vision of the future that was inspired and prophetic. Commentators often cite George Orwell’s 1984 as an accurate representation of the current state of affairs, while society already accepts elements of Huxley’s Brave New World. Huxley’s vision seems inevitable in a world with the exponential growth of technology, …