Curious Animals
Tom Noser, Ashley BriggsTwo English majors and a talking dog write about ethics and the events of the day.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 482 | Subscribers | Read | curiousanimals.substack.com |
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Conclusion first: The more I read Montaigne, the more I love him. Born in 1533 in France, he’s completely out of step with our current moment. Rather than being self confident, he’s full of doubt. Rather than being set in his opinions, he c...
Thoughts about risk
Conclusion first: Smart is risky. Sometimes, instead of being smart or innovative, it’s better to take advantage of natural forces. Time and regression to the mean are powerful natural forces. So is government. Get all of them on your side ...
Type II Fun
Conclusion First: Try treating your anxiety with some type II fun. If you’re not familiar with the term, it’s been widely used among outdoor enthusiasts for years. It’s the kind of “fun” that is difficult in the moment but extremely rewardi...
A little time away
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A pioneer in the field of canine translation, Tom Noser is the world's leading authority on philosophy written by dogs.
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