Paradox
Carl Jung captured this idea well when he wrote: "Only the paradox comes anywhere near to comprehending the fullness of life. Non-ambiguity and non-contradiction are one-sided and thus unsuited to express the incomprehensible."
One can say that human being is a walking paradox, because of all the paradoxes of the human nature [link].
walking paradox starts with the fact that humans managed to grown bigger brains that did not seem to be a huge advantage for the most part of human history. They are heavy, require a lot of energy and take priority over muscles (see Harari, Sapiens, chapter 1)
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One can say that human being is a walking paradox, because of all the paradoxes of the human nature [link].
walking paradox starts with the fact that humans managed to grown bigger brains that did not seem to be a huge advantage for the most part of human history. They are heavy, require a lot of energy and take priority over muscles (see Harari, Sapiens, chapter 1)
Fit in but stand out
PAGE IN PROGRESS
About this project: Start page.
