#moodphilosophy

[some-introvert]

People hate due to one single reason: someone or something- a concept, is different than them or they expect to be, either better or worse doesn’t matter, but certainly different. Intolerance for any kind of differences is the world’s only problem, unfamiliarity and positive or negative status. That actually lies under everything, but we only see a few. For example, once you believe you’re better or worse than someone and hate them because of that, that means, there is a difference between you and them, and that bothers you. If you can’t have someone and hate them, that shows, they didn’t want to be with you, and that wasn’t something that you expected. The result is, they acted differently than your expectations. Why does someone seek power and authority? Because they believe, they are better (technically different) than everyone, and deserve the best. That’s how complicated and yet ironically simple humans are.

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[some-introvert]

Stereotypes

There are everywhere. That’s for sure. They aren’t 100% incorrect, but are misrepresented and misunderstood. Here is my own analysis on that.

There are two types of stereotypes:

Stereotypes represented by the majority. That applies to 51 ≥% of those who are the subject of a stereotype. However, those who belong to the 49 ≤% part have to deal with its consequences. (They are usually not that problematic. Annoying perhaps. Still can cause issues among people time to time)

Stereotypes represented by a small but popular minority in a group of those who are the subject of a stereotype. Due to their popularity the reality about the majority is unseen or disregarded. (This type may cause more serious issues in the society and yet in the world. Because that usually comes out as labeling many others)

I rather not give examples cause my intention isn’t discussing about stereotypes. I just wanted to point out how stereotypes formed. I think many are prone to believe whatever is the common thought. Whatever is a popular opinion. The media has a big role in general, but not necessarily in every case. In life, whoever is able to plant their thoughts to others is likely to form a stereotype.

[some-introvert]

It’s the stereotypes, ideologies and firmly defined labels that make us question our identity.

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[some-introvert]

I have some issues and questions in terms of time and existence. Seriously! How can someone feel like they have lived a long life, and the time hasn’t been moving for quite some time at the same moment? None of them is actually true. I haven’t lived that long, and the time keeps flying. I just can’t figure it out.

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[some-introvert]

Based on the definition in the dictionary-also Wikipedia, I may say, I’m a polymath. But in reality I need a college degree for every single piece of my knowledge to prove my worth or point. The ones I have are adored by many but don’t enable me to claim that I’m a polymath. For example, if I launched a new thing called the philosophy of astronomy or the meaning of geometry who would understand or show interest at least? Or, if I said “understanding a book of religion requires being also capable of understanding human psychology, how humans perceive concrete vs abstract things, functionality of human 5 senses, who those people were dealing with the associated events and what were the general conditions at the time, in other words some historical and sociological data, and the rules of physics and chemistry.”, I would be looked at like what the f*ck are you talking about?

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[some-introvert]

When there are at least more than 10 philosophical thoughts popping in your head at the same time, and you don’t know which one to put into words...

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[some-introvert]

I'm a 32 year-old who's stuck in a 16 year-old's body. The age I feel like, however, is 75. I sometimes think, my existence may be an indication of the fact that time doesn't exist, but I still have no clue.

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