Category: The Shrink and The Sage

When Epicurus wrote “Any philosopher’s argument which does not therapeutically treat human suffering is worthless”, he showed that even the[…]

There is nothing valuable in work per se. Indeed, Bertrand Russell went so far as to claim that “immense harm[…]

There are very few things, if any, which are unambiguously good or bad in the long run. That’s because a[…]

All forms of pride involve a kind of pleasure we get when we make a positive appraisal of something whose[…]

In a sense, all wonderful lives do involve a life partner. It’s just that it could be a pursuit that[…]