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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

Imagine a situation where you have two options: to prepare a dish that satisfies your hunger and does not include (or contain) animals...

Love lies in ties – it comes alive in bond, but dies in binding. A conversation about separateness, and connection.

Should we remove names of controversial figures from public sites? Is un-naming a chosen, collective amnesia or a teaching moment?

Six students in an open conversation connecting morality to mortality, freedom to alienation and religion to love, building a human ZenTower

Can we kindle and keep an eternal flame? A celestial, earthly, journey to a pre-apocalyptic world

A generation of technologically-enhanced loneliness should have prepared us well for social distancing. It hasn’t.

Covid invites us to project upon it our own experiences and expectations, our fears and hopes, providing the perfect template to experiment