An analysis of the ultimate emotion “For behind the sense of insecurity in the face of danger, behind the sense of discouragement and depression, there always lurks the basic fear of death, a fear which undergoes most complex elaborations and manifests itself in many indirect ways…” — Gregory Zilborg, Fear…

Have you ever heard about the Doomer? ps: I don't depict those labels as something towards ageism or any form of segregation. This is purely an analysis and opinion of modern memes that describe certain characteristics across generations. ps2: This is in a western context. If you are up to…

Those are my 7 best-performed stories: 1- How To Identify Pseudo-Intellectuals Ever wondered how weird some conversations inside your circle go? It would be useful to check this out and know how to spot the kind. 2- The Spiritual and Intellectual Benefits of Walking To walk is not only an…

and Diogenes as a role model “I laugh at those who think they can damage me. They do not know who I am, they do not know what I think, they cannot even touch the things which are really mine and with which I live.” ― Epictetus It is commonly…

Balancing authority, logic, and emotion The structure of an impactful speech or argument has been passed down over generations, originating from the teachings of Aristotle. It is not only a valuable skill to possess but, as an audience member, can be crucial to understand the dynamics of persuasion. In his…

Breaking Down the Illusion of Mind-Body Separation In our increasingly digital and technology-driven world, the pervasive presence of screen-based technologies has brought about profound changes in the way we live, perceive ourselves, and interact with the environment. The consequences of this technological shift extend beyond the realm of convenience and…

Stoic Teachings on Fearlessness and Freedom “People who confront death without fear can navigate through life with greater ease and freedom from other fears. Death represents the underlying fear that fuels many other anxieties.” — Ward Farnsworth, The Practicing Stoic Some people are so consumed by the terror of mortality…

and how to cultivate a richer horizon “I consider reality to be the thing one need concern oneself about least of all, for it is, tediously enough, always at hand while more beautiful and necessary things demand our attention and care.” — Hermann Hesse, 1955 Hermann Hesse’s quote suggests that…

Alcohol consumption has indeed been deeply ingrained in many cultures and social gatherings for a considerable period of time. For men, it has often been seen as a societal norm, a way to bond with friends or celebrate occasions. …