The reading collection
Psychology, geopolitics, philosophy—and everything in between.
2,048 readings · 97–108
The quote “Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time,” often attributed to Marthe Troly-Curtin, represents a profound challenge to conventional notions of productivity and time management.
Mark Twain once said, “Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect.” This quote is particularly relevant in today’s age, where consensus is everything and the majority…
Either/Or In ‘Either/Or’, Danish philosopher Soren Kierkegaard offers readers a detailed analysis of human existence, complete with various thought experiments and passages of dense prose.
The ancient adage “This too shall pass” represents one of humanity’s most enduring insights about the nature of impermanence and the value of temporal perspective.
FAUST* by Goethe is a play that is based on a tragic myth. It is about a scholar and magician named Faust, who strikes a deal with the devil (Mephistopheles), that he should experience everything on earth, the…
“Chip Wars” is a riveting exploration into the high-stakes world of semiconductor technology. The book delves into the intricate dynamics of the global chip industry, tracing the evolution of this critical technology…
The wisdom embedded in the maxim “A clever person turns great troubles into little ones” represents one of the most practically valuable insights into effective [problem-solving](https://www.amazon.
Near-death experiences are fairly common among survivors of cardiac arrest and other severe medical conditions.
Welcome to our deep dive into the life of Bryan Johnson, a controversial entrepreneur who has invited quite a bit of intrigue and criticism. Is he the embodiment of Nietzsche’s Ubermensch, or does he tread the fine…
Debate: The Rise of Populism The Motion The first question was “will populism replace liberalism in the future of politics?” Seventy-two percent said “no”.
10% Happier is a book about Dan Harris and his discovery of [meditation](https://www.amazon.
Kurt Vonnegut’s observation that “you are what you pretend to be” represents a profound insight into the relationship between performance, identity, and authentic selfhood.