blurry electron

Blurry electron examines fundamental aspects of religion, love, science, private business, and politics, exploring their intersections in unexpected ways. It delves into personal and societal challenges, emphasizing the importance of understanding, unity, and perseverance. Through a philosophical lens, it also critiques contemporary culture wars and personal religious journeys.

Religion and Spirituality Personal Development Societal Commentary Philosophy Relationships Science and Technology Politics and Culture Business and Economy

The hottest Substack posts of blurry electron

And their main takeaways

You can’t write because something is wrong. So what is it?

58 implied HN points • 25 Jan 24

When writing, consider who your audience is and what they find interesting.
Finding people with complementary skills and diverse interests can help create a successful group.
To improve your writing, find friends who appreciate your thoughts and opinions.

Lift the weight

39 implied HN points • 03 Feb 24

📖 Philosophy Feminism Traditional Values Human behavior Morality

The right and left shouldn't always be in conflict, there are tools for progress
The future isn't about battling between masculine and feminine, it's about unity
Don't blame women or weights for challenges, see them as opportunities for growth

How success can feel so close but so infinitely far away

78 implied HN points • 17 Feb 23

🕹 Technology Software Development Open Source Community support

Success can feel close yet so far away, even after dedication and commitment.
Being underappreciated despite sacrifices can lead to feeling betrayed, isolated and bitter.
Maintaining hope and perseverance is essential, even when facing challenges and lack of support.

Review of the ACX meetup in Berkeley

78 implied HN points • 08 Feb 23

The ACX meetup in Berkeley was a space for awkward individuals to feel welcomed and make friends.
The event highlighted the importance of family, the impact of past choices, and the contrast between different types of relationships.
Ironically, the seemingly perfect couples at the meetup left quickly while the awkward ones bonded and stayed.

Is it that hard to start a new society? (PART 1)

19 implied HN points • 06 May 23

📖 Philosophy Religion Society Faith Power Morality

Starting a new society is a complex process with challenges and considerations.
Advanced technology can impact social cohesion and relationships.
There's a balance between religion, government, and social order that affects the stability of a society.

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Attention is all you need

19 implied HN points • 01 May 23

🕹 Technology AI Learning Skills Programming Communication

Listening is important in conversations.
Computers can help with specific tasks, but human connection is special.
Human interactions and emotions are something unique that computers can't replace.

How my relationship with religion mirrors my relationship with my ex

2 HN points • 16 Feb 23

⛪ Faith & Spirituality Religion Relationships Belief Morality Commitment

Relationships with religion and exes can have parallels and teach lessons about commitment and faith.
Support and understanding from others, even in times of doubt, can impact one's journey and beliefs.
Navigating complex moral dilemmas and personal struggles may lead to insights about self-growth and acceptance.

Rant: a little bit about where I am in my religious journey.

0 implied HN points • 20 Feb 23

⛪ Faith & Spirituality Christianity Judaism Community

Religion journey stuck between Christianity, Judaism, and secular views.
Challenges with family continuity and acceptance in religious exploration.
Seeking deeper understanding of Biblical concepts and implications on relationships.

Confusing cause and effect, the Italian way

0 implied HN points • 15 Apr 23

🎭️ Culture Relationships Emotions Reflection

Love blurs the lines between cause and effect.
When relationships turn sour, caring can turn negative.
Successful love requires courage and commitment.

Sorry for this culture war post, but why am I the only person seeing this?

0 implied HN points • 22 Apr 23

🎭️ Culture Ideology Politics Religion Society Beliefs

Left and right offer different justifications for similar actions like homeschooling.
Left uses fear tactics to control women and promote open vulnerability.
Religious undertones can be seen in political movements like wokeness and conservatism.