How does knowledge affect hyper-casual? Hyper-casual is seriously affected by know-how. But how about knowledge? It’s getting clear that knowledge hurts hyper-casual, based on experience. Socratic Paradox, Dunning Kruger Effect and the Hyper-Casual Do these concepts seem unrelated? Socrates belongs to 469–399 B.C. and set the course of how philosophy…

Edward Hopper was an American realist painter of the early 1900s, a time when Cubism was on the rise. He was mostly known by his oil paintings while being exquisitely talented in watercolor painting and print art. He was a commercial artist at first, but he could breathe and express…

This is a thought experiment, backed with quotes from the Republic and Nicomachean Ethics. It is fun to see if Plato’s description of a philosopher matches his student’s character. Plato’s cave allegory has been subject to many modern pieces like Matrix, Truman Show, Pan’s Labyrinth, Interstellar and had significant impact…

Liberty, equality, democracy, individualism, unity, and diversity. We internalize some basic concepts that we do not think on, we are born to them or born with them. But, they are derived from philosophical foundations that aroused hundreds of years ago. They guide the way we think, but we are not…