It’s spring cleaning time. All these links are worth reading and worth commenting on, but I never found either the time or the words to do so. But on a quiet Sunday, you might find something here worth reflecting on:
- Intriguing: How civilization started
- How to stay young (if you want to)
- Hmmm: On mental illness
- It’s a problem: When the rich don’t pay their fair share it exposes society to risks
- The problem with the trolley problem
- The history of holes tells a story of power and potential
- How to fulfil the need for transcendence after the death of God
- A stable sense of self is rooted in the lungs heart and gut
- Stephen Hawking’s Philosophical(!) Position on the Uncertainty Principle
- George Saunders’ commencement address: Try to be kinder – good advice
- New York’s Shadow Transit | The New Yorker
- Now adults have them – Once Upon a Time, Bedtime Stories Were Just for Kids
- Life is hard: I work at an office with no parents and it suck
- A sad story: Drug addicted teens
- Something we can forget: People Who Take Drugs Are Real People
- Good luck with this The out of touch adult guide to kid culture
- Sleep well: Insomnia tips
- On twitter: twitter fact watch
- The best read it later apps
- Helpful: Working woman’s handbook
- Ha! Stop being a jerk on Venmo!
- Can maintenance save civilisation?
- More on old age De Beauvoir on Aging
- If you care: Is “cancel culture” over?
- On horseshoe theory
- The Crito by Plato – worth reading
- Not sure this is a thing: Radical Centrism
- Thich Nhat Hanh on Life War and Happiness
- Truth is real and philosophers must return their attention to it
- For those who care: Fantastic Beasts Never Understood ‚Harry Potter Fans – The Atlantic
- End-of-Life Conversations Can Be Hard but Your Loved Ones Will Thank You
- Finally On that crazy Fourier