#deepthought

Are we really living in the world we think we are?

Sometimes it feels like the simulation theory could be true. It's strange to think that we might just be characters in someone's game.

People often say that we're the heroes or heroines of our own lives. But I've never fully believed that.

If I were truly the protagonist of my story, wouldn't things be a little easier?

Or maybe being the protagonist was never about having an easy life.

I don't know.

There was a time when philosophy didn’t argue with emotion — it argued with logic.

In 1853, Spiritual Intercourse answered seventeen skeptical objections using pure reasoning.

No mysticism. No theatrics. Just intellectual pressure.

And the question still lingers:

💡 Utilitarianism: Clear, flexible… and flawed. This short breakdown explores its power and problems—from measurement issues to moral overload.