Madness is when the thing that has to be solved isn't the thing that needs to be solved for the thing to be solved.

When you do self-knowledge right, you become more inclined to be virtuous.

This then shows up in your physiognomy. You radiate your values!

Israel doesn't have to "have a motive" when it comes to Charlie Kirk's assassination if they view goyim life as expendable at the drop of a hat. And that is what they believe.

I haven't seen anyone mention this.

Nor have I seen anyone mention the simple law of probability, given that Israel is behind the majority of political assassinations and is the most explicitly pro-assassination nation state on the planet.

Keep an open mind!

Also, don't apply English common law to nations, cultures, and religions that have no history of it.

You'd think this would be common sense to people but it's just not.

What do you guys think of this statement?

There's a vulnerability in caring past a certain point.

And in a world set up to grind you down, this is seen as a risk not worth taking.

War is evil.

Strange how no one says this anymore.

So many people living paycheck to paycheck, too. What will we do without all the jannies?

The bigger the upside in adulthood, the more precociousness and mischief in childhood.

People who are willing to listen to the truth and weather the discomfort and disapproval that turning toward it brings are the people that keep everything going.

Feeling guilt is a HEALTHY response to having done wrong.

People who bury their conscience under are attempting to not have that healthy response to what they've done.

Break the cycle of abuse.

Raise your children without spanking, yelling, punishments, timeouts, spoils, or rejection.

It's the RIGHT thing to do.

You will become so proud, relieved, and pleased with the results!

Interesting development. Could lead to a big snowball.

You know you're on the right track when you're eager with anticipation.

Buckle up!

It's telling, given all this confusion and uncertainty as to what Charlie Kirk truly believed at the end of his life, that he did not stand on foundations as much as he portrayed.

That happens when you do politics. You "respond" to others in a clever way that advances your own interests without showing your cards.

Had Charlie Kirk done philosophy, people around him would have plenty of certainty as to what he believed.

And anyway, he wasn't able to stop anyone close to him from the vulgarity they displayed after his death. That is indicative of character, for sure.

Charlie Kirk didn't know what his true beliefs were anyway because he wasn't physically fit.

During unstructured time is when the greatest ideas can emerge.