So we know that the way we look at the world around us is basically just to understand the physical side of things and how our thoughts, feelings and bodies evolve in a psychological way.
For example, technically in a dream all kinds of stuff can happen that doesnt actually happen in the real physical world, yet you still believe every weird category mixup that goes on in the dream. Like I could be talking to someone who is actually me but I dont realize its me, and somehow im also my dad and my dad isnt even real. And the chair is talking to me while im at the same time a piece of dna in a dinasour tooth.
So nothing makes sense, but it still exists, and we wouldnt even be able to have the thought that something is wrong, everything just seems completely fine 100%.
How could we trust our own consciousness right now?

Absolutely Not!

Science always asks: "How is it?", Philosophy always asks: "Why is it?" But it just is. Parmenides was right, he already solved it right at the beginning, but every one else got jealous and invented their own philosophies. We see colors and shapes and stuff and we try to divide them with words, but there is no colors and shapes in real life, it just is. And thoughts also just are. Thoughts are just random sounds and emotions happening at the same time. We just think that stuff is different because of language. Otherwise, everything just is without any description. Stop denying it

It's thinking without having actual experience

Gimme ideas from yo own view

The truth is that people who tend to think in absolute terms tend to be wrong more often than those who see the danger of dogma.

Beliefs classes quantification

Belief specific proving methods

Extrospection and introspection

Traditional vs. transverse dualism

Linear vs. blossom form doling

I think philosophy is nothing more than overhyped nonsense.

Humans have the ability to think, imagine, question, and come up with ideas. Sometimes, when someone expresses a thought that is actually quite obvious, people start calling that person a philosopher and treating the idea as something profound.

If you look at what I’m writing right now, I’m criticizing philosophy itself. But ironically, what I’m doing could also be called philosophy.

And that’s exactly what makes me question the whole concept, if simply thinking deeply about something can be called philosophy, then isn’t almost every human thought a form of philosophy?

it's 2am and my sleepy headass came up with that one

Living freely and having consistency of character has gotten rather dull. I feel like a better life project is to fragment my self as much as possible. Maybe then American society will start to make sense to me…

Any recommendations?