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The harmony of contradictions and opposites. What is the cause of the motion and development of phenomena, and is it in the world itself or outside of it, leaves one of the fundamental questions of worldview and cognition methodology. Some respond that the universe's existence and motion necessitate a creator who directs that world, just as the presence of a clock presumes the existence of a clockmaker. The world moves in accordance with the will of a higher power, just as a clock works when its owner winds it up. The presence of the creator himself must, by the logic of such thinking, necessitate the existence of a creator of an even higher order since the existence and motion of the world presuppose a creator. We enter a fake infinity as a result of this. The scientific worldview refrains from looking for reasons of the motion of the cosmos outside of it. They are discovered in the inconsistencies of the cosmos itself. The scientific method of approaching a research topic require

Writing both fiction and non-fiction is seen as being a little rare. Agents argue against it because it makes making a pitch more difficult. To prevent customers from accidentally moving from one sector to the other, bookshops stock the aisle in between the two sections with home goods and presents, as though to alert them that a new section is coming. Academics who instruct students in writing typically choose one or the other, therefore I can only assume that the faculties of fiction and non-fiction have different break areas or even buildings. Despite this, many of my favorite authors, including Steven Pressfield, Norman Mailer, George Orwell, and Ernest Hemingway, to mention a few, are at ease bridging the gap between fiction and non-fiction. Although there may appear to be a significant gap between fiction and non-fiction, whether it is in the classroom, the bookshop, or readers' thoughts, this division is often artificial. The lack of equivalent words for the two concepts in

As a sector, it must quit adhering to established truths and openly disseminate fresh information. The industry functions on two realities: truth and fact, which are mutually exclusive, as a result of the years of work done in and around technological businesses. Truth and fact are conflated in the minds of far too many individuals. Anything that is true must also be a fact. The conversation had so begun. A fact is an unarguable assertion supported by actual data and quantifiable indicators. Facts are superior to hypotheses. They are either something that has unquestionably happened in the past or they are verified via calculation and experience. Truth is something altogether different; it might contain fact but it might also contain belief. People frequently accept things as true because they are more in line with their comfort zones, assimilate readily into those zones, or correspond to their preconceived ideas about what is true. Fact is absolute, undeniable. Truth is somehow prefer

Fighting fictitious foes, using fictitious space fighters and fictitious laser beams, attacking foreign worlds, or being invaded by alien raiders in a galaxy not so far away. The 21st century fox was the only one to experience this; how times have changed. With the exception of the sparse open military conflict that now exists in some, if not all, nations around the world, all of the battles that our allegedly carnage civilizations wage are against intangible foes. In the case of animosity toward "impoverishment," a veiled qualifier that no one really understands and whose definition offends the 800 million or so legitimately impoverished people in the globe. Then, using complex statistical simulations, we prove that a certain percentage of society will always be considered "poor," regardless of how prosperous we grow. From the youngest child to the most enlightened professor, exerting combat against the patriarchy, another invisible entity that is meant to rule our