better thinking
Slow reading, deep thinking
Here's something we do in the salons
Great Leaders Question Philosophical Assumptions
Leaders who are unable to articulate their own philosophical views and challenge those of others now risk losing their ability to exercise meaningful leadership.
Know Thyself
What if to examine life means not to examine your own life, your own subjectivity, but rather literally to examine life?
Peak Experience
Arthur Worthington expected to see symmetry. He expected regularity. He expected what he thought of as beauty. His mind, as he said, was “filled with an ideal splash - an “Auto-Splash” - whose perfection may never be realised.”
How can we know the Good?
Like many of us, I want to be good and wise and happy. But would we recognise those things if we were given them?
One Thought Too Many
Should the man save the stranger or his wife?
Socrates
Perhaps Socrates is telling us that one of the biggest obstacles to wisdom is thinking that we already have it.