And if so, can we simulate our conscious reality? In common colloquial usage, the word ‘reality’ refers to the status of objects, time, space, phenomena, all that is known and all that is unknown around us. Yet philosophers, physicists and sociologists of the last centuries and even millennials have argued…

This is a brief book summary of “Buy Yourself the Fucking Lilies” by Tara Schuster. The book discusses various ideas related to personal development and happiness. The author provides insights and advice on topics such as journaling, exercise, self-talk, self-reflection, and the importance of relationships. …

Here is a list of quotes and aphorisms that stood out to me over the years. I’ll keep adding to the list as I go! …

This article briefly summarizes the book “The Little Book of Stoicism” by Jonas Salzberger. It covers the core ideas and concepts of Stoicism, including the Stoic philosophy of life, emotional resilience, and the practical “art of living” dimension of Stoicism. …

“The Happiness Project” by Gretchen Rubin is a book that delves into the topic of personal development and mental health. Below are some of the key points that are discussed in the book. Making others feel good makes you feel good: One of the best ways to make yourself feel…

This article is a brief summary of the book “Notes on a Nervous Planet” by Matt Haig. The book offers insights and advice on mental health and personal development, with a focus on navigating the challenges of modern life. …

Lifespan — Why We Age But Don’t Have To The book is about longevity and science, exploring the underlying causes of aging and how they can be treated. In this book summary, I (very briefly) run through some of the key points covered in the book. Ageing has a specific pathology — it can be treated Ageing is not just a natural part of life. It has a specific…

Particularly in the last centuries, scientific breakthroughs have challenged society with significant ethical concerns and questions. Scientists and innovators alike have had to consider the long-term consequences of their discoveries and their responsibilities as scientists. Nevertheless, in many cases, the consequences of discoveries and technological advances have shown to be unpredictable…

Introduction Since the 1980s, the AIDS epidemic has claimed more than 33 million lives as a consequence of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection. With the advent of pre-, and post-exposure prophylaxis and highly active antiretroviral therapies (HAARTs), however, AIDS diagnoses have morphed from a death sentence into a chronic condition. Extensive…