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My Philosophy

Updated: Jan 12


It is essential to understand the factors that contribute to the growth of terrorism before discussing how to address it. The main factors that lead to the rise of terrorism are numerous and include:


- Political factors

- Religious factors

- Socio-economic factors

- Psychological factors


However, we cannot blame any one of these factors alone for the increase in terrorism. These factors work together to create an environment conducive to terrorism in any region. Unfortunately, military actions or airstrikes are not as effective as addressing these underlying issues. Responding to violence with violence only perpetuates the cycle.


One of the primary political causes of terrorism is the suppression of people within a region by their government or international institutions. When political aspirations are stifled, and individuals lack access to democratic avenues to pursue their goals, they may resort to terrorism. The best remedy for this issue is to strengthen democratic institutions in those areas, ensuring that democratic education is made available to the populace. Democracy should reflect the aspirations of people from all races, religions, and ideologies, addressing their concerns promptly. In today’s world, we encounter many partial democracies. There is an urgent need to promote genuine democratic education and to employ less force in every context.


Religion also plays a significant role in drawing people toward terrorism. Ironically, what is often regarded as a modern religion has become a breeding ground for terrorist ideologies. While I do not attribute the rise of terrorism to any single religion, I believe that all religions share some responsibility for fostering such violence. It is vital to educate adherents of these religions to recognize that there is life beyond their beliefs. Individuals can find fulfillment and purpose through science, and they can achieve meaningful contributions to humanity. When people adopt a broader perspective, they become better equipped to analyze what is genuinely beneficial for them. They must understand that the universe is vast, and they should not limit themselves solely to the doctrines of their faith. Exploring the world and innovating should be encouraged.


Numerous socio-economic factors contribute to the emergence of terrorism. Most terrorists come from underdeveloped countries or frame their ideologies within backward cultural contexts. This phenomenon often stems from the lack of proper educational and employment opportunities in these areas. Many individuals in these cultures suffer from illiteracy, which hinders their mental development and fosters dark superstitions. By providing education that emphasizes scientific and democratic principles, we can help steer these individuals away from terrorism.


Psychological and physiological factors also play a significant role in creating terrorism. Many people who engage in violence are mentally ill or physically unwell. Terrorists often suffer from psychological issues that drive them to commit acts of violence, ultimately leading to their own self-destruction. Typically, only those who lack confidence resort to using weapons. Confident individuals tend to seek peaceful resolutions to their problems. Thus, addressing the mental health issues associated with terrorism requires urgent psychological and medical intervention. We need more educators and healthcare professionals rather than military personnel and weapons.


In conclusion, combating terrorism requires a multi-faceted approach. We must consider the factors that give rise to terrorism and work toward eliminating them. The world needs more critical thinkers and fewer military weapons. We cannot build a better future on the corpses of our fellow humans; we must do so with their collective effort and support.

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The ways of the Universe may sometimes seem eccentric, but everything within it is systematic. The Universe is a continuum of events where one event causes another, which in turn leads to further events. Human beings are an integral part of this Universe, and all human actions, feelings, emotions, and thoughts align with its laws.


The human brain, which is fundamentally rational, understands the Universe through cause-and-effect relationships. This rationality reflects the orderliness of the Universe. Occasionally, the human brain struggles to comprehend the laws of nature, but this does not imply that the Universe is chaotic. We are able to make sense of the Universe precisely because it operates in a systematic manner. When we consider all factors that contribute to an event, we can often predict its future course.


At times, our physiological limitations prevent us from fully understanding occurrences in the world, both on a micro and macro level. However, this does not indicate that the Universe is indeterminate or disorderly. Everything that has happened, is happening, and will happen follows certain laws and principles, which can certainly be understood by the human mind. Both the known and unknown aspects of the Universe are orderly and adhere to the laws of nature.

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A free thinker is someone who does not accept any theory without sufficient evidence. I proudly consider myself a free thinker. Since the age of 16, I have liberated my thinking from religious or any other sectarian biases.


We must strive to understand the world as it is, rather than how we wish it to be. Our opinions should be formed based on reason and empirical evidence, rather than on authority, tradition, or dogma. Science has been a tremendous aid to humanity in gaining an objective understanding of the world. It provides a solid foundation for our knowledge.


I believe that matter is the fundamental substance of nature, and everything, including our thoughts and emotions, results from matter. Only matter (and its various forms) exists in the universe. Our thoughts and emotions have a physical basis; they are functions of our brains.


Human beings are inherently rational, yet they are often constrained by dogmas and superstitions. I feel that religion has outlived its usefulness and should be eradicated from human life. Most of the strife in today’s world stems from sectarian ideologies such as religion, caste, creed, nationalism, and racism, which do not withstand scientific scrutiny. Only science can promote liberty, equality, and fraternity among people.


I place the highest importance on individual freedom and strongly oppose any theory or institution that restricts it. Furthermore, I believe that all theories and institutions should foster the freedom and progress of individuals, both at the personal and societal levels. Anything that harms individual freedom ultimately harms society as well. It is essential to remember that society cannot exist apart from individuals. I detest all forms of dictatorship, regardless of whether they are established by theists or atheists. Individual freedom should never be sacrificed for the sake of collectivism. This is why I unequivocally reject the narrow ideas and practices associated with nationalism, capitalism, and communism.

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