All across the vast expanse of the universe; from the tiniest organism to the very large mammals, from the living to the non-living thing, from the physical to the meta-physical phenomena that surrounds us, we can't but wonder why are this things so, why do they operate or follow this trend, how did they come about and how we know about them. These questions often seem to arrest the minds of people, making them think deeply and proffer valid explanations to questions that bogs the world.

As of January 28, 2025, the Doomsday Clock was set to 89 seconds to midnight, the closest it has ever been to symbolizing a global catastrophe.

When I saw an article claiming only 200,000 Jews died in Nazi camps—not six million—I felt confusion, not horror. Numbers blur, tragedies fade, and we move on. This numbness mirrors our digital age—where truth is negotiable, and distraction reigns over remembrance.

Incontrovertible Proof of God's Love - atheist-friendly version I propose that the universe’s apparent indifference is, paradoxically, evidence of divine benevolence. Suggestions for reconciling theology with cosmology are appended, including a mathematical model for divine love (coefficient: ε = 0.999...).

Quantum Theory: A Beginner’s Guide Quantum physics isn’t just a collection of equations; it’s the universe’s secret language, whispering truths about existence that are both mind-boggling and awe-inspiring. [The finished paper in full, post-Academia “session” and published by Planksip, Mar 2025]

What the hell is the Standard Model of Physics? Think of it as the ultimate cheat sheet for understanding the fundamental building blocks of the universe. This theory, developed over the 20th century, is like a well-organized catalog of all the particles and forces that govern the cosmos.

Sigmund Freud, the father of psychoanalysis, took dreams seriously—like a detective unraveling the mysteries of the subconscious. In his groundbreaking work, The Interpretation of Dreams, published in 1900, Freud proposed that dreams are a window into our hidden desires, fears, and unresolved conflicts.

Picture this: a bunch of ancient texts chilling in some dusty caves near the Dead Sea, just waiting to be discovered. Stumble upon these scrolls, and you’re diving headfirst into a treasure trove of history that dates back to around 150 BCE to 70 CE—talk about an archaeological jackpot.

Imagine a period in European history that kicked off around the 5th century and dragged on until the 15th century, often labeled as a time of stagnation and ignorance. This era followed the fall of the Western Roman Empire and is typically characterized by a decline in cultural and economic activity—hence the name “Dark Ages.”

Picture the Enlightenment as the ultimate intellectual party that kicked off in the late 17th century and raged on through the 18th century. It was a time when people decided to put down their quills and pick up their thinking caps, saying, “Hey, maybe we should use reason and science instead of just accepting what we’ve been told.”

Ten equations that not only changed the world but also made it a whole lot more interesting. Each one is a key that unlocks a deeper understanding of our universe, blending math and magic in the most delightful way.

George Orwell was a sharp-witted English writer and social critic who knew how to wield words like weapons. Born Eric Arthur Blair in 1903, Orwell became a literary titan known for his keen observations on society, politics, and the human condition.

Imagine a massive scientific playground where physicists and engineers come together to unlock the secrets of the universe. CERN, or the European Organization for Nuclear Research (Centre Européen pour la Recherche Nucléaire in French), is located near Geneva, Switzerland, and it’s home to some of the most advanced particle physics experiments in the world.

Helium-3 and a road map to a brighter future. He3 and the importance of its research and development , mining the moon, and applications.

Think the Earth’s a spinning ball? Not if you’re a flat-Earther, clinging to their cosmic pancake dream despite a universe of evidence smacking them upside the head. In this snarky romp, watch their DIY experiments flop spectacularly—lasers bending, rockets revealing curves—and their Bible-twisting get a reality check.

Space - The massive place of eternal quietness, magnificent views of planet Earth, The Moon and the Sun.

The Hard Problem of Consciousness is a central puzzle in philosophy and neuroscience that questions how purely material signals in the brain can yield subjective experiences, known as qualia, and how immaterial thoughts can influence physical neural pathways. This article explores historical perspectives from Plato and Descartes to modern neuroscience, reviewing major viewpoints like reductive physicalism, dualism, panpsychism, and integrated information theory. By analyzing both the scientific advances and the enduring explanatory gap, it highlights why many experts consider consciousness potentially unsolvable under current paradigms. The discussion emphasizes the profound implications for medicine, ethics, AI, and our sense of self.

Handwriting is more than ink on a page—it’s a neurological imprint of the writer’s mind. In forensic psychology, every stroke, slant, and spacing pattern tells a story, especially in the case of serial offenders.

"Cosmic Waters: The Universe’s Oldest Secret" *Ever wondered things you never knew here is the page for you. Where you can debate discuss more how ever you like. Please don't include hate or violence*

💧 Is Water Wet? Or Have We Been Lied To? 🤯 At first, the answer seems obvious. Of course, water is wet… right? But what if I told you water isn’t actually wet—it just makes things wet? 🧐 If something is constantly in water, is it wet or just existing? Is a fish underwater wet, or does it only become wet when removed? What if wetness is just a sensation and water isn’t wet until we touch it? Yeah… welcome to the overthinking spiral. Click to dive deeper (but not too deep, or you’ll be permanently wet… or will you?). 🚰💭