Editorial Philosophy

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...

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...

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 ...

From Howard: Gil Eyal's "Crisis of Expertise" provides a thoughtful take on the source of a great deal of the fractious partisanship afflicting our so...

From Leah: I am quite harshly anti-AI. But the purpose of this community is to expose yourself to other perspectives and trains of thought so I decide...

From Oli: A new trend I’ve heard about, and am debating the merits of: “retardmaxxing”. (Thinking about its merits as a philosophy at length being the...

From Oli: Just found this graph and thought it was interesting. Four dimensions of reality and perspective… Four angles you can take to see a belief, ...

Before we dive in Mike, tell us a little bit about yourself! I was born near Pittsburgh Pennsylvania in the United States but I now live In British Co...

From Sushil: Sharing what I feel is one of the most relevant articles I have read...ever. We all want to get better but often, we do not know how. Thi...

Before we dive in Leah, tell us a little bit about yourself! I’m a computer science student with a love for building things that actually work: effici...

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...

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

From Bella: On the weekend I attended the Ethics Centre’s ‘Festival of Dangerous Ideas’. One session was particularly inspiring. It was titled "The Cu...

What a lovely episode on the benefits of art for our health. I was fascinated to hear about the growing scientific evidence that engaging with the art...

I love silence but never appreciated / realised how important it is to intentionally look for it and "listen to it". I don't see many people these day...

Do yourself a favour and find 40 minutes in your day to listen to this. You can skip the first and last 10 minutes. I LOVED this episode because it co...

From Howard: Pink provides a sensible (and to me novel) way of thinking about the types of regret and the potential value and harm associated with dif...

Biology and nature lovers, this episode will blow your mind! I had some idea of how interconnected everything in nature was, but definitely not to thi...

The original title of this episode was “From Silicon Valley to the Vatican: The Expanding Debate on AI Ethics" which sounded like it was going to be a...

From Sushil: Today, digital connections have overtaken face-to-face interactions. This is the primary cause of the loneliness epidemic gripping the wo...