Interest in this blog is for those who partake in valuing philosophy and poetry.
"History is a repetition of what was concealed by the bandage to the wound, in the direct push of past errors to keep the future uncertain."- Modern Romanticism Individualism can only be characterized as current stature. Stature is the recognition of one's current place in the world that takes not to the collective's self-comprehension, among… Continue reading “What Defines Achievement?” – Excerpt from “The Origin of Prejudice” – 4/7/2021
"Without the desire to care, one cannot advance to where one solves what is wrong. With all the knowledge in the world, there is none that can teach a person to admit a problem exists."- Modern Romanticism Wandering to a bookstore to purchase a volume that teaches a person how to solve a problem, will… Continue reading Philosophy – “The Two-Step Sequence to Problem Solving” – 2/13/2021
In the current works, there are 2 philosophy dissertations being written, with one that ranges upon 30,000 words. I possess over 1,500 poems written. I shall compile 20 volumes of 75 poems each. For the future, there are exactly 20 more philosophy manuscripts to write. As for novels, there are 7 WIP (work in progress)… Continue reading A Review – A Blogger’s Upcoming Projects – 1/18/2021
"There is knowledge. There is leadership. Both are separate. What knowledge is there for leadership's sake? To be a leader, requires something of far more value, over the divisions and pieces of knowledge. It requires heart. It requires care for a population. To have a heart, is something that cannot be taught."- Modern Romanticism
"To blame the greed of an individual, can be more of a blindness to what that individual accomplished, of their own hands, climbing each step, little by little. It was not a feat, done overnight. How is such a person to be condemned by so-called greed, to not simply hand forth their earnings, when they… Continue reading Quote – “The Problem with Continually Blaming Greed” – 7/9/2020
First and foremost, a scientist will say to the Christians that the God of love, or even of the religion, itself, possesses no logic. To the God of love, being only of the Christian God, there cannot be 2 or more gods of love. No other entity can claim love to be its promotion. Even… Continue reading Philosophy – “The Problem with Science” – 6/20/2020
Structure must be divided between two types. There is the structure that never moves, though simply grows upwards, like the tree. Then, there is the structure that grows by moving and enacting based on the responsible self. The placement of Justice in this, is in the comprehension that through the responsible self, there is Justice… Continue reading Excerpt – “A Fine Line for Justice” – Chapter Two – “The Ruling of Competition” – 6/2/2020
"There was a time when you did not know who a woman was, until you got to know her. There was a time when a woman would not be so direct, did not aspire to be as her mate, her man, in terms of all things she envies about him. To today's time, when you… Continue reading Quote – “The Loveliest Part of a Woman” – 6/2/2020
"For all the infinite amount of pains in this world making up the subjective realm, there is still the seemingly ignored objective realm of love. What is art, if not expression? What is both love and expression, if not freedom and liberation? Therefore, whoever thought that standards were confinement, instead thought to enslave."- Anonymous Call… Continue reading Philosophy – “Why Art is not Subjective” – 5/18/2020
"Promote self-esteem enough as a career choice, and you'll begin to promote narcissism and egotism. It is because the people with the highest self-esteem, are those sociopaths who care little for what happens to others, so long as they can get ahead and become 'successful'. It is always tiresome to see people turning their careers… Continue reading Quote – “The Problem with Promoting Self-Esteem” – 5/18/2020
"Our success defines us, when we can comprehend that we've made it through perseverance, not through neglect. What insane person has injected the notion into a world, that our degradation or our shame, defines us? That, through each blunder or through each fault, we are who we are, because of that? It is wrong to… Continue reading A Quote of Wisdom – “Our Failures do not Define Us” – 2/29/2020
Quality has an enemy, and that enemy is called “repetition”. Repetition is, of course, on the side of quantity, though it is the one thing that kills quality. It is so, because to imagine if the United States were to pay off its debt by simply printing out more currency, the dollar bill would eventually… Continue reading An Observation – “The Definition of Quality” – Psychology – 1/28/2020
Modern Romanticism 