Culture
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Benson Boone, Marcus Aurelius, and Giving Thanks For ‘Beautiful Things’
A pop song meets stoic philosophy in this reminder to be grateful for all we’d hate to lose.
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Bringing ‘Freedom’ to Life
No goodness, liberty, or humanity comes from forcing others to live as we would wish.
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How Vox Changed Its Mind About Volunteering
Our cynicism and helplessness may feel unprecedented, but the prescription for a meaningful life is an old one: focus on what you can control.
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Censorship Attacks the Pursuit of Truth
Attempts to concentrate power and kill competition are toxic to the marketplace of ideas.
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A PhD and Eight Kids? These Families Defy the Birth Rate Decline
Women who buck the trend reveal our intrinsic motives and subjective values.
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How Herbert Spencer Helped Liberate Japan, Egypt, and India
Independence movements around the world drew inspiration from his anti-imperialist views.
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Village and River at the Poker Table
Our political and philosophical tribes may come down to how well we calculate risk.
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Economic Populism Won’t Rebuild Traditional Families
Changes in social norms — not trade liberalization — have transformed American family life.
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Pasta Caprese Index: Inflation’s Hidden Toll on Food and Tradition
Rising prices and reduced purchasing power don’t just inflate our grocery bills. They endanger our cultural traditions.
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The Sixties’ Toxic Legacy
“Woke-friendly corporations, billionaires, foundations, and individuals with impressive foreign ties are demonstrating the effectiveness of funding campus radicals…echoing similar anti-Western, violent hate-marches throughout Europe and elsewhere.” ~Juliana Geran Pilon
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Benson Boone, Marcus Aurelius, and Giving Thanks For ‘Beautiful Things’
A pop song meets stoic philosophy in this reminder to be grateful for all we’d hate to lose.
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•
Bringing ‘Freedom’ to Life
No goodness, liberty, or humanity comes from forcing others to live as we would wish.
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•
How Vox Changed Its Mind About Volunteering
Our cynicism and helplessness may feel unprecedented, but the prescription for a meaningful life is an old one: focus on what you can control.
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•
Censorship Attacks the Pursuit of Truth
Attempts to concentrate power and kill competition are toxic to the marketplace of ideas.
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•
A PhD and Eight Kids? These Families Defy the Birth Rate Decline
Women who buck the trend reveal our intrinsic motives and subjective values.
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•
How Herbert Spencer Helped Liberate Japan, Egypt, and India
Independence movements around the world drew inspiration from his anti-imperialist views.
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•
Village and River at the Poker Table
Our political and philosophical tribes may come down to how well we calculate risk.
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•
Economic Populism Won’t Rebuild Traditional Families
Changes in social norms — not trade liberalization — have transformed American family life.
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•
Pasta Caprese Index: Inflation’s Hidden Toll on Food and Tradition
Rising prices and reduced purchasing power don’t just inflate our grocery bills. They endanger our cultural traditions.
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•
The Sixties’ Toxic Legacy
“Woke-friendly corporations, billionaires, foundations, and individuals with impressive foreign ties are demonstrating the effectiveness of funding campus radicals…echoing similar anti-Western, violent hate-marches throughout Europe and elsewhere.” ~Juliana Geran Pilon