Can’t Hurt Me: Master Your Mind and Defy the Odds by David Goggins – Review
Can’t Hurt Me is a strange book to review. It’s an autobiography and a self-help book, all in one.
Cosmological Argument: An Introduction and objections
This post scratches the surface of cosmological arguments for the existence of God. As this is a very complex area, with many disagreements and debates among brilliant thinkers and professional philosophers, I cannot stress enough that this post is mostly about my journey to understand these issues and arguments.
Create a new ASP.NET Core MVC Project using Visual Studio Code
If you’re anything like me, meaning you normally use full Visual Studio and the built-in App templates…
LINQ: group query results – an Introduction
What is grouped data and why would we want grouped data? Well, for one, grouped data is…
New Personal Project: MeThinker
Compared to my other personal project, Readency, this is not exactly a new project, but I needed…
Chemtrails: What are they really
The claim is that these trails that airplanes leave in the sky (if they are long-lasting) are chemicals being sprayed for unknown purposes. The craziness often includes such claims as fighting global warming, attempts to reduce the size of the population, the idea that the US military wants to use the weather in future wars, psychological manipulation, etc.
Think: A Compelling Introduction to Philosophy by Simon Blackburn
. “Think: A Compelling Introduction to Philosophy” is a book for people who are at least on some level aware that there are great mysteries and big questions about diverse topics and wish to move at least a bit beyond that awareness.
New Personal Project: Readency
As things have been a bit less busy lately, and as I am, let’s be honest, getting…
WordPress not fetching resources over external HTTP Connections – Hosting Provider requires that you use Proxy
As you know, WordPress uses quite a lot of external Resources from the Internet – Plugins for…
Anselm’s Ontological Argument – exploration and objections
One of the arguments put forward for the existence of God is Anselm’s Ontological Argument. This is an Argument that tries to “prove” God’s existence by showing us that it is impossible to deny that the greatest possible being – God exists.