Beyond Human Rights: Defending Freedoms by Alain de Benoist is a profound critique of modern human rights, challenging the ideological underpinnings that have transformed them from a means of protecting individual freedoms into a tool for homogenization and global political dominance. De Benoist delves into the historical and philosophical roots of human rights, arguing that their current form has deviated far from their original intent and has been weaponized to serve Western hegemonic interests. One...
Throughout history, philosophers, mystics, and seekers of knowledge have embarked on an unrelenting quest to uncover the nature of Truth. In his diaries, Otto Maier frequently alluded to his own pursuit of this ultimate reality, weaving together esoteric wisdom, scientific insight, and metaphysical exploration. But what is Truth? Why has it often been personified as a goddess? And how did the concept of the divine enter the realm of philosophy? By examining The Metaphysical Presuppositions...
“In a world shouting for simple answers, only the childish obey; true thinkers embrace the chaos of nuance, for a civilization without them is already lost.” In an age of overwhelming noise, clarity has become a precious and uncommon virtue. While the world clamors for attention through slogans and simplified answers, clear and honest communication stands out as a beacon, cutting through the chaos. Yet, society’s increasing reliance on rigid, black-and-white thinking signals a drift...
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