Confession of a Disillusioned Israeli
I didn’t want to face what we are culpable for, nor did I want to acknowledge what we were capable of.
I didn’t want to face what we are culpable for, nor did I want to acknowledge what we were capable of.
We do well to remain vigilant about the ways in which our overarching narratives become self-serving and one-sided.
Far from being a bleak reality, when we view ourselves as lacking free will, it actually brings about significant and desirable implications.
There are few things as meaningful as deeply exploring what it really means to be a conscious being in this world.