Tag: Marcus Aurelius

• Seeking Truth

  The other day my friend texted me with a handful of funny memes alone with an article. He was asking me my opinion on a number of things political. This was normal banter between us, as we’ve grown accustomed to seeking out each other’s opinions on political events. We don’t see eye-to-eye often, mainly because…

  Jeremy C Kester

  November 22, 2020

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  Diogenese, history, Marcus Aurelius, philosophy, political ideas, politics, Socrates, socratic method, stoicism, The Social Dilemma, thinking, thought, truth, writing

• Age of Opinion

  

  If you are after truth and facts, you are living in the wrong time. This is the age of opinion. It’s the time of fake news, toxic tribalism, and the idea that truth is more determined by the team you belong to than well… truth. I’ve been thinking a lot on this topic, beyond the…

  Jeremy C Kester

  February 26, 2019

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  Blog, facts, honesty, Marcus Aurelius, opinions, stocism

• What I Wrote in August

  

  Both a good and bad month, August was the month of lessons. It was of learning to better juggle my hobby of writing with the increasing demands of work and home while also battling against my own digital addictions. It was of learning to deal with others through my own mental barriers. It was of…

  Jeremy C Kester

  September 1, 2018

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