ideas, power, and everything in between.
Plato once said we’re like prisoners in a cave, mistaking shadows for reality.
well, philosophy is the journey out of that cave,
a chance to see the world as it really is, or maybe just question what “real” even means.
and politics? even better—it’s the art of shaping that world—deciding who holds the power, why they have it, and how it’s used. so fascinating omg.
anyway, you’ve got it: here, we don’t just look for answers.
we seek the questions that shake us, that make us rethink everything we thought we knew.
so, ready to step outside? let’s find truth, or at least the shadows it leaves behind.
important note:
no actual caves here though, guys. Plato didn’t leave us a map. bring your own flashlight (by that i mean your brain cells).
oh, and i’ve got a podcast you can listen to, if you don’t really like reading, or if you’re just… lazy. you know what i mean 😉
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