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We walk and talk, but rarely sail – maybe it’s time to weigh anchor? On the existential merits of a maritime mythology the Jewish tale, old and new, has yet to tell.

Fire, air, earth, and water. The four elements still await their unifier—the Stone that could transmute our rage to grace. If anyone holds it, it is the children. In a world ablaze with war, we must shield them, before we are all swept away into the Ether.

Corinne Allal died today, and a string in me snapped. I am trying to understand why.

A year to October 7th, both body and mind turn memory into a battleground – and a mirror of our public conscience, or lack thereof.

Dating apps seem to be all about choice, yet many young people feel they have "no choice" but to use them

June 28 is our world’s birthday. Let's celebrate with a bit of food for thought, discovering what this birthday cake is layered with.

Do we lie because we’re weak – or are weak because we're lying? If Israel is a modern Golem, it risks dying by killing truth.

We risk substituting one flawed and fatal moral maxim with another: “might makes right,” with “the strong is wrong."

The custodians of Enlightenment increasingly betray its maxim, “Dare to Know!” The Clotting of the Academic Mind, Part I