Of Comfort and Disquiet
As disturbing as tales of monsters can be, perhaps they protect us from more troubling truths.
As disturbing as tales of monsters can be, perhaps they protect us from more troubling truths.
Untangling what we know from what we take for granted can be a frightening challenge, but deepening our relationship to the truth may be worth the discomfort.
How deep are we willing to dig to find the good in people?
The best discoveries are often the ones we could never have predicted.
How can we know what's fair when our understanding of the word may depend on the hand we've been dealt?
What a modern folk opera about Orpheus and Eurydice can teach us about cruelty, care, and the fragile work of hope.
What began as a Grokkist course project grew into asking philosophy’s deepest questions of trees themselves.
As we struggle to raise ourselves up, what are we willing to bury in the process?
As inexorable as the forces of division may seem, everything a river erodes is deposited somewhere downstream.