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“Why do smart people make bad financial choices? Could it be that the very foundation of how we think about economics and decision-making is missing a crucial piece of the human puzzle?” “Prospect Theory is a revolutionary idea in the world of economics. Think of it like a new lens for seeing how people make … Read more

In today’s fast-paced world, media prioritizes politics, profit, and pleasing audiences over truth. This shift traces back to a decline from early 20th-century investigative journalism to today’s sensational, biased reporting. During the early days of modern journalism, reporters like Upton Sinclair and Ida Tarbell paved the way for investigative journalism that challenged the status quo. … Read more

Alain de Botton is a British-Swiss author known for his philosophy-oriented books about love, travel, architecture, religion, and more. His works, often based on the ideas of famous philosophers, offer readers practical wisdom for everyday life. 1. The Consolations of Philosophy (2000): In this book, de Botton draws upon the wisdom of great philosophers such … Read more

Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860): A German philosopher best known for his work “The World as Will and Representation”. Schopenhauer’s philosophy is known for its pessimistic views and was heavily influenced by the works of Immanuel Kant. He emphasized the role of man’s basic motivation based on their desires, fears, and passions. His thought profoundly influenced psychology, … Read more

Rupert Sheldrake’s “The Science Delusion” challenges the assumptions and limitations of the modern scientific worldview. Sheldrake argues that the dominant scientific paradigm, which he refers to as “the science delusion,” is characterized by dogmatic adherence to materialism, reductionism, and the assumption that all phenomena can be explained by the laws of physics and chemistry alone. … Read more

Nietzsche was one of the most influential philosophers of the 19th century. One of Nietzsche’s central ideas was the concept of the will to power. He argued that all living beings had an innate desire to exert their power and influence over their surroundings. This idea has interesting implications for our understanding of artificial intelligence. … Read more

In “From Darwin to Hitler,” Richard Weikart delves into the intersection of Darwinian biology and ethics, exploring the impact of Darwinism on thinking about the value of human life. The book sheds light on the debates surrounding the application of Darwinian theories to ethics, which have continued to be relevant in modern times with the … Read more

Nietzsche’s Human All-Too-Human is a book that explores the human condition and our tendency to make assumptions about the world and ourselves. Nietzsche argues that humans often fall into the trap of seeing themselves and the world in a certain way, without ever questioning the validity of these assumptions. He believes that this leads to … Read more

The concept of free will has been the subject of much debate and discussion throughout history. While many people believe that we have the ability to make conscious decisions and control our actions, others argue that our actions are predetermined by a combination of factors such as genetics, environment, and past experiences. Recent scientific research … Read more