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Not everyone can be a narcissist
Why we call people “narcissists” and why we should stop
I have a guilty pleasure, and it is social media relationships content. I find it incredibly interesting to see how people navigate modern dating dynamics, and how they react to the p...
Dostoevsky on Passion, Sex, and Fatherhood
Welcome to the Unsolicited Advice Reading Group! For the next few months we will be tackling Dostoevsky’s longest (and, in my view, greatest) work, The Brothers Karamazov. Our schedule for the next few weeks is as follows:
Saturday 13th Ju...
The Existential Temptation of Maxxing
Why I feel the pull to maxx, and why I resist it
A few months ago the entire internet was introduced to the concept of “maxxing”, the practice of pouring a large amount of effort into a single property in order to maximize it, or “max it o...
How We Butcher Dostoevsky’s Most Famous Quote
Perhaps the single most famous line from The Brothers Karamazov is Ivan’s declaration that “without God, everything is permitted” (for the record, this is itself a contraction of a far longer piece of text). However, in book 2 we get an in-...
The Brothers Karamazov: The Nature of Shame
Welcome to the Unsolicited Advice Reading Group! For the next few months we will be tackling Dostoevsky’s longest (and, in my view, greatest) work, The Brothers Karamazov. Our schedule for the next few weeks is as follows:
Saturday 13th Ju...
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