
How to think more and better about your life and the world in which you live
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Author’s note: In addition to publishing new posts weekly, I periodically republish “evergreen content”—articles that focus not on current events but on why we think the way we do, as well as on how we can think more and better than is pres...
Thinking is hard, which is why many people avoid doing it. Instead of engaging in evidence-based reasoning to reach their conclusions, they rely on their heart and gut to feel their way; and when thinking is unavoidable, they outsource it t...
In my previous post, I talked about the morality of abortion. My goal wasn’t to take sides in the debate. I simply wanted to point out that a Thinker would be reluctant to make the sort of sweeping generalizations that both pro-choice advoc...
1. Do you think a lot?
The mere fact that you think a lot doesn’t make you a Thinker (with a capital T). In the way I am using this term, a Thinker is an open-minded critical thinker—someone who consciously engages in evidence-based reaso...
Author’s note: In addition to publishing new posts weekly, I periodically republish “evergreen content”—articles that focus not on current events but on why we think the way we do, as well as on how we can think more and better than is pres...
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I am emeritus professor of philosophy, author of nine(ish) books (depending on how you count them), and have played a role in the 21st century renaissance of interest in Stoicism. I am also a curious fellow, in at least two senses of the word.
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