What is BADN?
Is it practical, or even possible, to “Believe and Disbelieve Nothing”?
How will personal beliefs and traditional culture values be affected?
What are the individual and wider social benefits of implementing this philosophical and educational outlook?
This 7-part series is an overview of a complete, functional philosophical discipline. Though I know I can’t concisely boil it all down to a few passages, the point of this is to attempt to cover as much as possible, at least enough to provide a functioning framework of the discipline so that others can benefit from it, or, at the very least, make some sense of it.
The ultimate aim of what I’ve come to casually call the “Believe and Disbelieve Nothing” philosophical discipline is to alter the language of our thinking in an attempt to overcome certain problems that people have suffered with throughout recorded history.
While some might say these are problems of “Human Nature”, it is the claim here that the bulk of unnecessary human suffering, social division and stagnation of personal growth, is actually a collective set of philosophical and psycho-social problems that can be solved through the proposed set of changes to how we handle information and how we…
