Human All Too Human Review (8/10)
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.
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Chapter 7: Nationalism (21 Lessons for the 21st Century)
Chapter 7: Nationalism Global problems need global answers Despite sharing a single civilization, some people resort to their nationalistic identities, isolating themselves from the rest of the world.
Network Thinking
An article in Science magazine discussed how the behavior of ant colonies can be viewed as "computer algorithms," with each ant running a simple program that enables the colony to perform complex tasks such as…
Israel and Palestine (Divided)
In his book “Divided,” author Tim Marshall dedicates a chapter to the long-standing conflict between Israel and Palestine.
The New Map Summary (8.5/10)
Energy is a resource that binds our world together, acting as the invisible force that powers our homes, fuels our vehicles, and drives the industries that define our global economy.
How to Read Yuval Noah Harari?
Yuval Noah Harari has written three books that are unlikely to lose their appeal any time soon. In accessible language, Harari takes his readers on a journey into the past, the present, and the future.
Don’t Try
Charles Bukowski’s deceptively simple philosophy of “Don’t Try” represents one of the most misunderstood yet profound insights into the nature of authentic effort, creative expression, and human fulfillment.
The Axis: War (Part 1)
The Axis: Unveiling the Many Faces of WarThis is an Unearned Wisdom weekly exploration into the crossroads of philosophy, psychology, war, history, geopolitics, and business—offering sharp insights and timeless…
Kierkegaard in 90 Minutes Summary (8/10)
Kierkegaard in 90 Minutes* is a book written by Paul Strathern. It is a part of the Philosophers in 90 Minutes series and it was published in 1998.
The Doer vs The Thinker
There are many ways of categorizing people according to their personalities, but a simple and effective one is into doers vs thinkers. Here, I define the thinker as someone who’s main profession is to think about…
Moravec’s Paradox and the Hierarchy of Human Labor
The history of technology is a history of human aspiration—our ceaseless desire to transcend the limits of muscle and mind.
The 5 Personalities of the Entrepreneur
Defining the Entrepreneur Inside the Entrepreneurial Mind* The problem with “entrepreneurship” is that it’s too loosely defined. A lot of people have no idea what the term really means, and almost anyone you ask will…
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