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This is an experimental project, a hypertext book-in-progress meant to reflect my never-ending quest to understand myself and other people. It is based on the idea that, because human thinking is nonlinear, it may be best captured in a nonsequential form.
I use this project to explore some philosophical questions: "How do we see the world around us and why?" or "What is our existence all about?" My quest is also guided by more practical concerns: "Why do people hurt each other?" and "Why do misunderstandings happen?" Most importantly, observing the current state of the world, I want to answer one of the biggest questions, "How can we collaborate across divides?" Finally, on a more personal level, I want to use this project to help myself navigate life's uncertainties and challenges. Many, if not most, people wonder once in a while "What's the point?", and no one wants their life to be meaningless. So, I hope my readers will find my quest for meaning relevant.
Since 2021, this experimental book has been my creative outlet, something that I can share with the world as I am exploring philosophical and practical questions clamoring for attention in my mind. It's also an outlet for my scholarship, for what I do here is study human nature and explore solutions to the problems of the human condition. As a scholar, I have based this book on the rhizomatic method proposed by postmodern philosophers Deleuze and Guattari.
Whenever you visit this site, you may find something new. The book is constantly expanding in multiple directions through additional links and interconnected pages. You can click the links on this and any other page to see where they will lead you. Most links will take you to different parts of this book, but some will connect the project to other texts on the World Wide Web.
IMPORTANT: As the number of completed entries is growing, there will always be plenty of pages containing disorganized notes for future entries. Realizing that many of my readers won’t enjoy stumbling upon links that lead to pages in progress, I have created a list of completed entries.
If you want to chat with me about any of my projects or ideas, feel free to reach out!