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"DoublePlusHuman" represents an ideal towards which I believe we should all be inspired to strive for - being personally powerful individuals free of all self-contradiction, coercion and superstition. On this site I explore self improvement, personal freedom and resulting social change from a rather unique perspective. Read more.

The image says it all. A child is neither a christian nor a muslim nor whatever else you are.


"Though these kids have been homeschooling for a few months, they are still becoming accustomed to the freedom, to the heady realization that education can be about figuring out their own goals, rather than figuring out how to meet demands that don't make sense to them. See more.

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You have probably felt guilt many times in your life about many things you've done, said or even felt. I know I have. However, what if I told you that some of these things which you felt guilty about you were actually right about? Have you ever thought about them? See more.


There seem to be two kinds of extraordinary people in modern society. One is the kind that is admired, idolized and followed by many people. Entire cults of personality develop around them. The other kind is judged and thrown to the fringes as freaks that should not show themselves in the face of the "public". See more.


Brought to the world in their full natural purity, untamed and uncorrupted at the moment of birth children and their minds are a precious window in the nature of being human. They have not experienced propaganda. They have not been advertised to. They have not been taught to think this or that way. See more.


Death penalty is the most monstrous reflection of the prevalent thinking about justice, the same kind of thinking which fuels "justice" systems all over the world. When we look at the way this kind of "justice" works it is clear that the dominant theme is punishment and vengeance. See more.


Paul J. Zak, a neuroeconomist and the author of Moral Markets: The Critical Role of Values in the Economy talks about why people aren't necessarily "evil" by nature and how is this evident in our neurology and behavior in trade.

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