Explore timeless debates and foundational ideas from the greatest thinkers throughout the ancient and modern disciplines.
Hobbes teaches us to seek truth, beware of manipulation, understand human nature, value science, and approach language cautiously.
Procrastination is considered a symptom of laziness and deficient willpower, but did we misdiagnose it all along?
René Descartes’ mind-body dualism, the view that the mind and body are different kinds of things, haunts cognitive science to this day.
Susan Wolf argued that moral sainthood, i.e., striving to be morally perfect at all times, is undesirable. But why?
The unseen side of adolescence reveals deep loneliness shaped by identity struggles, social changes, and emotional challenges that often go unnoticed.
How Diogenes of Sinope turned doing nothing into a radical act of freedom and why his philosophy matters more than ever in today’s busy world.
Carl Jung was a pioneer in the field of color psychology. His theory of color symbolism will change how you see the colors that paint your life.
Zozobra’s burning symbolizes catharsis, renewal, and embracing change. It blends philosophy and ritual to release collective burdens and foster fresh beginnings.