"Love yourself first, or no one else will' — but is that really true, or just feel-good advice? Some philosophers say yes, others call it selfish.

Neurobiological emergentism” explains how sentience—the subjective feeling aspects of consciousness—developed in ancient ...

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Forget about scarcity. What if enables us all to go into business for ourselves—and in the process, raises our individual and ...

Ironically, his book can only amount to talking us through ... as Pete Seeger in A Complete Unknown.. The basic aim, he writes, is to put an “oceanic body of work … into some kind of order”.

Though he is a charming kid, Calvin is a horrible student in the Calvin and Hobbes strip, which is why his in-school ...

From plane crashes to egg shortages, the bad news that streams ceaselessly into our private phones feels overwhelming. It’s ...

The Tesla, Trump & Twitter guy is way too functional, too mercenary, too glib, too lacking in humanity and any kind of self-awareness, and too morally compromised to be any kind of philosopher king.

The Shari’ah therefore provides the ultimate criteria for judgment on every aspect of one's individual and social life.

Smuggled out by a member of the Yale Russian Choir and published in New York in 1962, the book championed the primacy of metaphysical ... the simple demands for basic rights and accurate information.

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