PRIDE CHEKERAexpectancy is a restriction to traverse to beyond; thus all these
are hindrances in our way to unravel some of the clandestine
beyond imagination.
I would like to admit that, besides what we know, there is a
multitude of what we don't know.
When l admits, what l'm doing is not to give an epistemic
pretentious demeanor a room within that vacuum of knowledge
left by what we don’t know. What l mean in empirical terms is, l
don’t want to pretend to know something l don’t know. What
l’m doing is to put it on table top so that we can scratch for any
epistemic crumb which can appetize our minds so as to traverse
along this voyage searching for the objective truth which shapes
that we don’t know.
My philosophy is based on the fact that; the most problematic
setback we face as humanity is an illusionary perception of
knowledge. Despite that, that illusionary perception of
knowledge shapes many societies’ worldviews, and its them
who drag our progress behind. I, as a science enthusiast, l found
it disturbing and it’s not only l, but some world great minds had
already walked on this ‘shore’, the likes of Sam Harris, Stephen
Hawking, Richard Dawkins, Daniel Dennet, Christopher
Hitchens, and many others.
I remember one day when Neil deGrasse Tyson was hosted by
Stephen Colbert at his Late Show, Tyson opened his sermon by,