It took me a long time to learn, frustratingly brutal trial and error, fighting presumptions and misconceptions, but eventually I realized that all of my writing leads to this work: Maciolekism. My very own philosophy.
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Repeating Patterns of Behavior
Introducing… from the people who made an operating system with a backdoor for them to secretly gain access to your computer… a backdoor to the human genome. Specifically, your human genome. Continue reading
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The Covid Experiment
A Philosopher’s View The goal is to create a virus (vehicle) that can be used over and over again to deliver new and different “genetic alterations” (packages). It takes too much time and money to create vehicles, so it has… Continue reading
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Our society is breaking under the weight of people making things harder, more complicated than they need to be just to feel smart and empowered.* *This is very likely a natural reoccurring phenomenon that signals the descent into famine. Continue reading
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Philosophy Is Art
Philosophy is a form of art. Artists build complex structures to express how they perceive their experiences in the world. Painters and photographers express themselves with structures of shape and color.Musicians express themselves with structures of sound.Poets express themselves with… Continue reading
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Bilberberg Nation
There are a lot of people out their who will tell us that they know us better than we do; know our situation better than we do. Doctors, psychologists, scientists, politicians, marketing executives, and billionaires. Unless we do the work… Continue reading
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The Lawn Metaphor:
the relationship between capitalism and socialism. There are two main options in lawns: natural or artificial. The natural option is to grow the lawn without chemicals, fertilizers, or irrigation. This requires planning, discipline, and patience to nurture the lawn through… Continue reading
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At its best, in terms of sociology, democracy is a process to find balance, not to be right. And by the principles of nature and evolution, that balance is always shifting. Continue reading
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The Morning After Memorial Day*
7:50am, an average middle aged man walks up and sits in front of a coffee shop with a half empty plastic bottle of sports drink in his hand. Guilt and shame radiate from the man as he looks around, careful… Continue reading
