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Editorial Philosophy

Think & Think Again brings together content that makes you pause, reflect, and see something differently. Each piece, whether an article, podcast, interview, or talk, is chosen because it challenges assumptions, widens perspectives, or offers a way of looking at the world you might not have considered before.

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This is not a library designed to reinforce what you already believe. Because it is co-created by members with different backgrounds, views, and interests, you will naturally find pieces that feel familiar, and pieces that sit outside your usual preferences. Both belong here.

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If you can, try reading or listening beyond your first instinct. Choose the voice you do not know, the perspective you are unsure about, or the idea you think you might disagree with. It is a simple way to break the algorithm and stretch your thinking in a world that rarely invites us to do so.

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If something makes you think I had never thought about it like that then it probably belongs here.

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Podcasts & Interviews

Beyond the divide: Can we reverse polarisation?

From Jeanne: Well this short episode (10 mins) was certainly music to my hear!! (yes I know we're meant to share things that make us Think Again here,...

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Podcasts & Interviews

Is financial services failing Gen Z?

From Jeanne: I really enjoyed this podcast. It gave me a few interesting things to reconsider. For starters, the fact that when research is done to as...

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Articles & Essays

Leah's Share: The art of noticing

From Leah: This is another piece that I read a few weeks ago and keep returning to. It is quite a short article, but a meaningful one. The concept sou...

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Articles & Essays

Anne L 's Share: The Inner Ring

From Anne: Hello from New York, everyone, far and wide :) I come back regularly to this essay to ground me in what matters. Written as a graduation sp...

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Podcasts & Interviews

A Perturbed System with Dr. Susannah Crockford

From Jeanne: I really enjoyed this podcast because it made me consider something I had never thought about before!! I found Crockford fascinating, par...

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Podcasts & Interviews

Anita's Share: Two Gen Z MPs on fixing politics

From Anita: This UK discussion about the broken social contract and inter-generational stress, really got me thinking about how we fix this. I’m Gen X...

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Books

Barry's Share: How to think

From Barry: After publicly making some egregious errors on social media, and then doubling down, I decided that I needed to do something to improve my...

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Articles & Essays

Shury's Share: the Trump Accounts

From Shury: On the 4th of July, its 250th birthday, America gave every child a stake in its own economy. Washington seeded it; the money that followed...

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Articles & Essays

Frances's Share: killed by the revolution he admired

From Frances: I like the way the article starts with an intriguing and rather uncomfortable real life story about an academic and later activist, from...

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Videos & Talks

Sas's Share: Daniel Kokotajlo on Super Intelligence

From Sas: I found this podcast captivating and quite worrying. It is an interview with Daniel Kokotajlo, an American philosopher who worked at OpenAI....

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Articles & Essays

Ricky's Share: First Contact

From Ricky's: First contact by Ursula Le Guin made me rethink the psychology of a chance meeting between completely alien species in a situation of un...

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Articles & Essays

A conversation starter, by Jeanne

This conversation starter was inspired by Longevity Threatens the Future, a talk by Lucinda Holdforth at the Festival of Dangerous Ideas and the thesi...

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Articles & Essays

Sushil's Share: Cierco's idea of probabilia

From Sushil: This week I read this brilliant essay on how Cierco's life teaches us to become better thinkers and make better decisions. In brief, the ...

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Articles & Essays

John's Share: The Rise and Fall of Agent Civilizations

From John: Excellent tech communicator breaking down the “Hugging Face” incident. https://www.dwarkesh.com/p/openai-huggingface **** Remember, you do...

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Articles & Essays

Tom's Share: Procrastination is a tutorial level

From Tom: Direct, nerdy, the opposite of what everyone says on procrastination. Punches are not pulled. https://pointingatthings.substack.com/p/pro...

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Articles & Essays

The fewer words we have, the less we think

From Jeanne: I just found these notes I took while listening to an interview with French philosopher Michel Onfray and loved rereading them. I thought...

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Articles & Essays

Why class will never disappear with Hanno Sauer

From Jeanne: I discovered this wonderful philosopher Hanno Sauer's recently, at the Festival of Dangerous Ideas. I really enjoyed his talk "After Equa...

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Articles & Essays

Benjamin's Share: the Hadzabe tribe has no chiefs

From Benjamin: The Hadzabe Tribe in Tanzania is a completely Egalitarian society and I think that's wild. There are so many strange emergent behaviour...

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Videos & Talks

Diana's Share: Why Women Emasculate Men

From Diana: This video created a lot of discussion between us. For my partner, Mike, it was validating and reassuring. He felt like someone was finall...

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Articles & Essays

A conversation starter, by Jeanne

This conversation starter was inspired by Aftab Malik's Rethinking Islam talk at the Festival of Dangerous Ideas 2026, in Sydney. This was one of the ...

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