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Odysseus is the only man to hear the Sirens sing, and not die broken on their rocks. Or is he?

We should converse on what the principles and practices of a new, better, world order might look like, starting with self-determination.

If the Dignity Revolution turned freedom into religion, what will the 2022 Russian invasion to Ukraine make of freedom?

Love is certainly susceptible to lassitude. Together forever. Or not. So how long does love last? How long can it?

What we'd sacrifice for love is one thing – but what might we sacrifice love for? An opening post of a four-part series

Covid is what happens when you’re busy planning your new year celebration in an outdoor hot tub.

the universe's "clearest message: For small creatures such as we the vastness is bearable only through love"

Asking for forgiveness is so much easier than giving it, and for good reasons.

Were we, Israeli Jews, partly drawn to Bibi because we too are still homesick, longing for home that we never quite managed to build?

On fascio and the double-edged ideal of "the people"

Some fleeting reflections as we say goodbye (and good riddance) to 2020, and celebrate Sapienism's third anniversary

Is wearing a mask a moral obligation or a mark of conformism? A dialogue on the nature of individual choice and social responsibility