Despite the incidents that occurred under the leadership of David Koresh of the Branch Davidians and the religious edict that secured the control of his followers, his manifesto presents a methodical approach to the Scripture and explains why his followers found his words so captivating in the subtle paradigm he…

Niccolò Machiavelli is one of history’s most politically influential strategists. His manifesto The Prince is one of his most well-known publications. Machiavelli lays out a plan for dominating and controlling others in his manifesto: “Never gain by force what may be won by deception.” Cult leaders who employ this tactic…

The ontological properties and tenets of natural necessity underpin critical realism. This specific ontological system cannot derive empiricism, therefore, the theory may be deduced, transcendentally, from the notion of intelligibility toward the proclivity it maintains toward intentional activity. …

Dichotomous political institutions often employ their values, rationality, and pragmatism to support anti-foundationalism while disregarding the implications that moral relativism has on the system. The primary argument is that it validates the current iteration of such a political philosophy through presuppositional inference. Anti-foundationalism is, nonetheless, an effective instrument for dichotomous…

In the contemporary intellectual landscape, humanity grapples with a penchant for arbitrary constructs of consciousness and temporal dimensions. …

Bell violations are a concept rooted in the statistical and stochastic interpretations of quantum mechanics. To understand Bell violations, it’s essential to recognize that mathematics serves as the language through which we express scientific concepts, much like energy, which is an abstract force observed only through its tangible effects. …

Arthur Schopenhauer (1788–1860), a prominent German philosopher, introduced a conceptual framework positing the coexistence of two dimensions of reality: the metaphysical Will-side, characterized by ultimate unity and isolation-free existence, and the Representational side, inhabited by individuated, self-powered phenomena. Within human societies, Schopenhauer asserted…

There is a common belief that money is the root of all evil in the world. Nonetheless, it's important to note that money on its own isn't valuable without resources. On the other hand, what's the point of acquiring resources if they're not meant to be consumed? Perhaps it's consumerism…

Niccolò Machiavelli’s magnum opus, “The Prince,” stands as an influential cornerstone of political philosophy, eliciting both reverence and contention since its inception in 1532. This treatise embarks upon an investigation into the essence of political power and prescribes stratagems for rulers to uphold and fortify their dominion. Notably, Machiavelli’s philosophical…