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status: Evergreen

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certainty: certain

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The confidence tag expresses how well-supported the content is, or how likely its overall ideas are right. This uses a scale from "impossible" to "certain", based on the Kesselman List of Estimative Words: 1. "certain" 2. "highly likely" 3. "likely" 4. "possible" 5. "unlikely" 6. "highly unlikely" 7. "remote" 8. "impossible" Even ideas that seem unlikely may be worth exploring if their potential impact is significant enough.

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importance: 8/10

Importance Rating

The importance rating distinguishes between trivial topics and those which might change your life. Using a scale from 0-10, content is ranked based on its potential impact on: - the reader - the intended audience - the world at large For example, topics about fundamental research or transformative technologies would rank 9-10, while personal reflections or minor experiments might rank 0-1.

DateTitleCategoryViews
2026.10.01ethicsMoral philosophy and right action.0
2026.10.01epistemologyThe study of knowledge.0
2026.10.01poetryVerse, poetic forms, and poetic analysis.0
2026.10.01learningThe process of acquiring knowledge.0
2026.10.01desireLonging and appetite.0
2026.10.01faithReligious belief and trust.0
2026.10.01evilMoral wrongness and malevolence.0
2026.10.01lifeExistence and living.0
2026.10.01truthConcepts of truth and truthfulness.0
2026.10.01rhetoricThe art of persuasive communication.0
2026.10.01thought-experimentsHypothetical scenarios for philosophical inquiry.0
2026.10.01traumaPsychological wounds and their effects.0
2026.10.01close-readingDetailed literary analysis of specific texts.0
2026.10.01egoismSelf-interest theories in ethics.0
2026.10.01needsHuman needs and motivation theory.0
2026.10.01taxonomyClassification and categorization systems.0
2026.10.01solipsismThe view that only oneself exists.0
2026.10.01doubtUncertainty and questioning.0
2026.10.01defenseArgumentation in favor of a position.0
2026.10.01wrongdoingImmoral or illegal acts.0
2026.10.01lawLegal concepts and jurisprudence.0
2026.10.01lustIntense sensual desire.0
2026.10.01autobiographySelf-written life narrative.0
2026.10.01developmentGrowth and maturation.0
2026.10.01sexualitySexual nature and behavior.0
2026.10.01originalOriginal creative works by the author.0
2026.10.01balletClassical dance form and its history.0
2026.10.01biographyLife accounts and biographical writing.0
2026.10.01danceMovement arts and performance.0
2026.10.01dialogueConversational and dialectical writing.0
2026.10.01healingRecovery and restoration.0
2026.10.01sufferingPain and hardship endured.0
2026.10.01pedagogyThe art and science of teaching.0
2026.10.01studyThe pursuit of knowledge through effort.0
2026.10.01eliotT.S. Eliot and his works.0
2026.10.01poeEdgar Allan Poe and his works.0
2026.10.01selfishnessConcepts of self-regard and self-interest.0
2026.10.01maslowMaslow and hierarchy of needs theory.0
2026.10.01interruptionDisruption and discontinuity.0
2026.10.01letterEpistolary form and correspondence.0
2026.10.01villanelleThe villanelle poetic form.0
2026.10.01seriousnessGravity and earnestness in approach.0
2026.10.01difficultyChallenges and hardship.0

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