There are two kinds of evil; motivated and unmotivated. According to Saint Augustine’s books and texts, unmotivated evil is in some ways the most terrifying kind of evil. Unmotivated or motivated evil, both depend on human behavior. […]
Saint Augustine, one of the most prominent Christian figures of his time, had specific ideas and opinions about the concept of good and evil, and he wrote many books about it. […]
Saint Augustine was a follower of the Gnostic religion Manichaeism. He made two fundamental claims about sin and evil and did not think that good and evil were metaphysical rivals. […]
The presidential election must be conducted in total transparency and accuracy because the future of the country will be in the hands of the president for several years. Preventing fake news is of high importance. […]
There are three main factors that historically have the highest degree of predictive power in presidential elections. They are incumbency status, incumbent approval rating, and the state of the economy. […]
Every country has its own way to elect a president. The Electoral College is a complex system of electing a president in the United States and is quite flawed. […]
Scientific theories suggest that the universe will be reborn infinite times and there is a chance that all these universes exist in a multiverse. Either at the same time or in sequence. […]
Our universe could be part of a multiverse. But we don’t know how the universes would interact or even if they are identical. Maybe history happens the same way every time. […]
Even though scientists base their beliefs on facts, they disagree on how they interpret their theories and this separates them into realists and non-realists. […]
From the way identity is explored in Sci-fi, it seems that psychological continuity can exist without singular identity, and that identity can persist without psychological continuity. […]
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