Rationality Stories

they say for those who believe no proof is needed but for those who don't no proof is possible. this is a game of belief and faith. how rationality can be defeated by su...

Being the third book of the Miles Morales series, Miles is the Spider-Man of his new home Harlem and had already faced two massively evil corporations--Roxxon and Apex.O...

The importance of living.

This is how I see the world around me. Just a random collection of poems with no themes.

The world is not run by a government, but by the Bureau of Rationality. Their focus is Society's Benefit and The Greater Good and Rational Thinking and a lot of other Ca...

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My mind told me to write. So I wrote about the first thing that came to my head. This is how my thoughts flowed.

Have you ever heard of rational fiction? No? Then read this book! Rational fiction is an amazing new mini-genre that has sprung up in the last couple of years. In this b...

An argument for using your own judgment.

"O' Almighty let the world be at joint again. Hear 'tis fallacy of the minds. I don't know if it's my demise or the nature of minds." The man is having questi...

Irrationality In Pakistani Society

Human lives are transitory, and most of us will never make a mark on the world. I, Eric, am just a high school student. But I already know that I will never be the next...

A story that speaks to readers even more than the characters. In The Melodies of Thought, readers follow the journey of a youth who seeks to unravel the mysteries of the...

Existential Composition Cover Painting By: Rudin Karyanto

Toby is the runt of his gang. His one, true hope is to be accepted as a real, appreciated member but to prove himself holds a huge number of risks. Will his rationality...

A compliation of seemingly random thoughts. Evolutionary perspective of free thinkers.

It is a collection of my quotes, dialogues, monologues. The voids between the writing, would be the actual thing for readers. I welcome everybody to interpret my words...