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Think like a Liberal
From village megaphones to market ideologies, tracing the shifting meanings of liberalism—and why freedom without ethics falls short.
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"More Fun, Less Stuff": Living on Earth as if we Want to Stay
How to grow up as a species without letting go of joy.
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Comparative Meditation: an Experiential Journey
Explore the richness and depth of meditation in an experiential journey that weaves together the philosophical underpinnings and transformative practices of Shamatha, Vipassana, Tantra, and Non-Dual meditation.
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Glossary of grokkistry
A treasure trove of language that reflects the grokkist ethos, equipping grokkists with curiosity, care, and integrative thinking to navigate a world of complexity.
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Glossary of Ecosophy
A lexicon for making sense of ecosophy—our philosophical inquiry into the wisdom of living well in our terrestrial home.
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Rethinking the Mental Health Crisis
The mental health crisis isn’t just psychological—it’s philosophical. Healing lies in reconnecting our inner lives with the interconnected systems that sustain us.
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Ecosophy Course (Intro to Philosophy for Ecological Action)
Every mind houses a philosophy. Learn to express and live yours, and make your existence truly home.
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The art of cultivating curiosity in community building
Embracing curiosity means celebrating the space between certainty and the unknown. Deep and genuine connections become possible when we invite a dance with inefficiency and adopt a commitment to Not Knowing.
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Meditation Primer: Part 3
Non-Duality and Direct Path: starting at the end.
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Ethical Approaches to Discourse in Virtual Spaces
How do we create healthy conditions of discourse in an increasingly polarized, and ideologically volatile world? What does it mean to cultivate an online culture of curiosity and care?
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Intro to Impact: pathways to positive change
How does change really happen? Explore cutting-edge knowledge and develop practical skills to create positive impact for your own project as we journey into the heart of change-making.
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Meditation Primer: Part 2
Is Tantra the most misunderstood tradition?
🏛️ How Republics Unravel
Lessons from Edward Gibbon and his history of Rome's collapse. Decline, as Gibbon tells it, isn't just geopolitical but psychological, even spiritual — a civilisation continuing outwardly while 'a pervasive nihilism can incapacitate a people from within'. Not doom-saying so much as pattern
Read the note ↗📚 Is Literacy Really Declining?
'Your inability to focus isn't a moral failing. It's a design problem.' Humans have fretted about declining literacy for centuries — from Thomas More to penny dreadfuls to comic books. Carlo Iacono argues the real issue isn't screens but the environments built around them: notifications, i
Read the note ↗🎶 Suno, AI Music, and the Bad Future
Adam Neely turns what could've been a cranky 'AI is bad' rant into a rich meditation on what music means — to artists, listeners and communities. A careful walkthrough of the culture forming around tools like Suno: why so many musicians recoil, why some lean in, and where the real stakes l
Read the note ↗🧠 Diseases of the Will
A century before your favourite productivity guru, neuroscience pioneer Santiago Ramón y Cajal handed out devastatingly precise diagnoses for what ails the creatively ambitious but motivationally cursed — six 'diseases of the will,' a lovingly savage taxonomy of minds that can't get out of
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A neat fix for a problem every podcast listener knows: you hear something worth remembering, but by the time you try to capture it the moment's gone. Screenshot your player (with a visible timestamp), email it in, and within a minute you get back the clip and a full transcript — no app, no
Read the note ↗🧮 Thinking Fast, Slow, and Super Slow
Kahneman gave us fast intuition vs. slow reason. Mathematician David Bessis gently rebels, pointing at what's missing: System 3, the inner bridge where intuition and logic learn to talk to each other. 'When my intuition tells me A and my reason tells me B… that's the moment to resort to Sy
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