The misery of others as our own pleasure?
The course of man through the civilization that he created and continues to create, has many paradoxes. And in fact, the moments of paranoia are not missing either! The goal is always ...
Melodic intercourse for a fee
One of the oldest professions, even if stereotypically speaking, is that of a prostitute. Of course, a more careful look and with a semantic mood could include that of the bard and consequently ...
Is the breath of the Muse what triggers a creation?
Does art imitate life or vice versa? This is a question that is extremely difficult to answer. However, real art includes both real life and vice versa. Things that can hardly be expressed by us, art becomes the ...
A cover gives the first place to… Morrison
The history of civilization is marked by historical events, peace conditions, and the beginning of wars. On the other hand, the history of Rock ‘N’ Roll is marked by only one thing… The live ...
Divided societies that lead us to self-destruction
Human society exists in a world it had previously dreamed of. Of course, human dreams are not always pleasant and what he usually remembers are nightmares. A nightmarish reality is the result of a thought-form consequence of ...
The annoying fans of a concert…
Although we are going through a time when most concerts have either been canceled or moved to other dates… However, we decided to write down some annoying moments of live performances. A ...
An emotional shell as a defense of… despair
“Hell is inside us“, is a phrase that has adorned several melodies as a verse. But it is also a phrase used quite often by psychologists and sociologists to describe the perception of events around us. What ...
A hopeless imposition of power… on ourselves
In a way, suicide is the most desperate way of imposing power on ourselves. The person who commits suicide, thinks that he is, for a brief moment, the master of himself. Trying not to ...
When science breaks down stereotypes…
Stereotypes, in addition to being key factors in slowing down thinking to the point of annihilating it, are also the best supporters of any delusion. And of course, a very ...
The Great War With… Meatballs !!!
A scientist to be able to understand a part of the world must make endless observations and analyses of what he sees. On the other hand, a philosopher does not need “observation”, as he ...