Philosophy

Leadership Lessons We Can Learn from Roman Emperors

Read the insightful wisdom of Roman Emperors as a source of valuable leadership lessons, told through stories of glory and sacrifice.

The Illusion Of Perception: Why We Judge A Book By Its Cover

Unravel the psychology behind our tendency to judge a book by its cover in this intriguing exploration of perception and its illusions.

We are all fans of ourselves...and only ourselves

We have been so absorbed in creating our content and identity that we have shut ourselves in a bubble.

Stoicism: The Art of Tranquility?

Zeno of Citium (modern day Cyprus) founded this school. He was a rich merchant, and when he was travelling to Greece, a storm sank his...

Being A Contrarian Shouldn’t Be A Personality Trait

To some people, popular things are awful and people who like them are equivalent to sheep who are simple-minded with a herd mentality.

'Being Different' Is Nothing More Than A Capitalist Gimmick

The question isn’t whether we are different, but how different are we? When do we stop being ourselves, and start “projecting”?

From Homo Sapiens to Homo Deus

As a species, we have evolved over a period of thousands of years, having survived plagues, famines, natural disasters, and countless wars a

To Be Hugged Is To Feel Human

What makes us the “super species” that we are today? It’s not just the industrial revolution or conquering the world to establish power all

Anti-Fragility: The Key to Understanding Our Chaotic Universe

The universe is a complex structure and a myriad source of information for us, and has only offered us a sliver of who we are in the cosmos.

Subscribe