Please! I Can Explain

Have you ever wondered what all this is about?

Like what is the meaning of grinding and spending our lives doing crap we don't like, then coming back home and trying to find comfort in all of the chaos?

Sometimes, you just have to flip the world off and say, "That's it, I'm out. I am not taking this BS anymore!"

This is the blog for this. It has been bestowed onto us as a gift from the gods of free will,

We have unpopular opinions, we have ideas we think are too dumb to share, we have extremely polarizing, but true views about the world. Yet, the judgemental and intolerant society doesn't allow us to share these ideas freely.

So, with the help of something called a VPN and the anonymity provided by the internet, behold...

(drumroll please)

Opinion Vindication

The tiny corner of the internet where unpopular opinions are justified, polarizing topics are tackled, and the world is portrayed as it is, without sugarcoating the truth.

There will be cynicism, there will be dark realities, and there will definitely be humor.

So, if you believe yourself to be a free thinker, join us as we dive headfirst into the rabbit hole.

Ready to take the red pill yet?

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Lying Makes Us Truthful

We have something called the herd-mentality, which essentially means that we like social things. We like staying together, doing things with others of our kind, and finding happiness in the existence of other people with us. For as long as we have existed, we have been this way. Humans started off as hunter-gatherers because it ensured the survival of our race back then. As we progressed through time, this trait of being together and being happy was imbued into us. When we find our people, we are happy. We do things with them and find happiness in doing so. If our people see us as the odd one out, or they see us as a threat, we lose their validation, and our brain screams "existential threat" When our actions or who we are, fails to be validated by those we consider to be a part of our creed, i.e. humans, we desperately look for ways to win back their favor. One of those ways happens to be lying. Lying is basically withholding information, or telling something that is made up...

Motivation Much?

We often bank on being motivated to get something done, and the inadequacy of it poses us with a scenario where we have work that we need to do, but do not. Now, as is customary with this blog, I would like to bring another perspective to the table: Motivation is never the problem. Once I have explained myself, it will appear to be painfully evident, and yet something elusive to most of us. Let me paint a picture: You are a student. You have a deadline for an assignment coming up in a few weeks, and you have done no work on it. You know that to avoid the sleepless nights of excruciating hardship, you must start now. And yet, something keeps you from doing so. Instead of working on it, you make yourself believe that there is time and you will get it done. With that belief, you go out with your friends to the bar or spend the night at your girlfriend’s place. You get to the assignment, but you only do so when you are forced to face the music and you have no other o...

Not Everyone Deserves to be Happy.

Do you know what the most ancient piece of storytelling is? It is a poem from ancient Mesopotamia called the ‘Epic of Gilgamesh’ It tells the story of a king, who despite being a demigod, struggled his entire life to find meaning in his existence. And when his end came, he realized it was nothing but an endless march towards a tomorrow that never actually showed up. Now more than ever, equal rights, equal opportunities, mental well-being, and fulfillment in one’s personal and professional life are crucial to the livelihood of humans. And while an otherwise beautiful thing, it is also a joyful way of journeying on a path towards something grim. The premise of today’s discussion: Not everyone deserves to be happy. This may seem like a blasphemous thing to say, wishing evil for your fellow man, but deep down, we all know this argument has some merit. Look at something very banal: Everyone in this world leads different lives, we do, feel and experience things differently; we acc...

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