Strawman argument explained: spot, counter, and avoid misleading tactics in debates
Learn what a strawman argument is, how it manipulates discussions by misrepresenting your point, and ways to spot and counter it effectively.…
Are we living in a simulation? The theory that blurs reality
Could our reality be an elaborate simulation created by an advanced civilisation? From philosophical roots to cutting-edge science, the simulation hypothesis challenges everything we think we know about existence. Dive into the debate that blurs the line between science fiction and reality.…
Which dystopia are we living in? A closer look at fiction’s bleakest visions
From 1984's surveillance state to Brave New World's pleasure-driven apathy, dystopian fiction often feels eerily prescient. But which fictional future matches our world today? And are there modern twists they couldn’t have foreseen?…
Nietzsche’s radical vision: beyond good and evil
With his fiery prose, bold ideas, and iconic moustache, Nietzsche dared to question everything: morality, religion, and even the meaning of existence itself. Dive into the life and ideas of the man who declared “God is dead” and challenged humanity to rise above the void.…
Sunk cost fallacy: why we cling to bad decisions and how to let go
Discover why we persist with poor choices despite losses. Understand the sunk cost fallacy and make smarter, more future-focused decisions.…
Elites: the perennial rulers and their failures
Elites have always ruled societies, but their success often depends on how well they serve the public good. Are today’s elites leading or merely preserving their own privileges? This article explores why elites fail, why we’ll always need them, and how to hold them accountable.…
Socrates: the philosopher who questioned everything
Few figures in history have provoked, inspired, and irritated as profoundly as Socrates. A man who never wrote a single…
Are mind viruses controlling what you think?
From viral trends to conspiracy theories, “mind viruses” spread like infections, hijacking our thinking and shaping behaviour. Dive into the strange and unsettling world of contagious ideas and discover how they might be controlling you.…
Do you think for yourself or just follow the herd?
Herd instinct runs deep—from survival on the savannah to today’s viral trends. Are you truly independent or just following the crowd?…
What can Orwell teach us about the power of language?
George Orwell warned how language shapes thought and controls society. From jargon to slogans, modern discourse hides truth and limits critical thinking. How can we reclaim language as a tool for clarity, accountability, and freedom?…
Rousseau: the philosopher of freedom and contradiction
A revolutionary thinker, Rousseau championed freedom, nature, and the natural goodness of humanity. From his radical political ideas to his educational philosophy, Rousseau’s works continue to inspire and provoke debate.…
Critical thinking: the superpower you didn’t know you needed
Discover the power of critical thinking and learn how to ask better questions, spot misinformation, and make smarter decisions. This short guide will help you navigate a complex, noisy world with curiosity and clarity.…
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