On Irony, Humor, Seinfeld, Socrates, Scandal, Kierkegaard, Carrey, Deleuze, Nietzsche… And Letterman
Irony posits two realms: the eternal, or divine, and the temporal, mortal, physical. We live in this world with its laws and constraints, its culture and bodies.
We Are Dysfunctional Because We Have Forgotten How To Think (Why We Should Teach Philosophy In High School)
We will be raising Americans who possess the capacity to respond to problems with inquisitive rather than angry minds
3 Life Lessons My Felon Brother Taught Me
My brother, the felon, strolled into prison, kept his head held high, and inspired me with a few gems of wisdom along the way.
Am I Really A Writer? Am I Really An Artist?
In Defense Of Trolling
The person I admire most, Socrates, was the biggest troll in history and responsible for creating the entire shell of western culture.
35 Famous People Who Were Painfully Rejected Before Making It Big
Disney was fired from the Kansas City Star in 1919 because his editor said he “lacked imagination and had no good ideas.”
What If Philosophers Talked Like Total Bros
The Sensuality Of Understanding
On Failure Memorabilia And Knowing Nothing
Doesn’t in focus just mean something else must be out of focus? Where is the horizon?
