TOP 25 PHILOSOPHY NEWSLETTERS ON SUBSTACK
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A full list of the top 25 philosophy newsletters and podcasts on Substack. Includes advice, insights and essays concerning the mind, thought and the history of philosophy.
Advice and wisdom from Heather Havrilesky, published since 2012 (formerly at The Awl and NY Magazine). Paid subscribers receive twice weekly posts on how to navigate our broken world with compassion, realism, and an open heart.
mostly journal entries, contemplations, and sometimes meditations.
Classical Wisdom is a site dedicated to bringing ancient wisdom to modern minds. Covering the the vast and diverse world of the Classics, we delve into history, philosophy, literature, politics, art and more to show how learning about the past not only teaches us where we've been... but also where to go.
Quality documentary filmmaking requires a shitload of R&D. This publication is a window into that work with a view to creating high-production value feature films.
The Reformers | Part One
Meet the Team
The Postliberals with Eric Kaufmann
A renowned activist and public intellectual, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, recently published an article to Unherd entitled “Why I am Now a Christian.” The piece is a literal come-to-Jesus moment for Ayaan, who is famous for her atheism advocacy. The title of the article references a 1927 lecture by Bertrand Russell
Clarity in a Time of Great Deception
Searching for truth in an uncertain world
10 Notes on the End of Affirmative Action
In a landmark decision handed down today, the Supreme Court ruled that the use of race in college admissions violates the 14th amendment––effectively ending “Affirmative Action” overnight. For some, this is a shocking step backwards. For others, it’s a long overdue endorsement of color-blindness and non-discrimination.
What are Conditions in Gaza Like?
Activist Narratives and Basic Health Metrics Tell Two Different Stories
Email newsletter and podcast from Donald J. Robertson, cognitive-behavioural therapist, and author of Stoicism books, including How to Think Like a Roman Emperor. Sign up to learn how ancient philosophy and modern psychology can be used in self-help.
A newsletter by the School for a New Stoicism
Here’s a Thought is a publication about Thinking. I write to think and I think to write.
Here’s a Thought não é uma Newsletter sobre economia, mas uma publicação bilíngue sobre Pensar. Escrevo pensando e penso escrevendo.
Essays, interviews and notes that inspire curiosity, creativity and aliveness.
The writings and experiments of Peter Limberg.
Fuck You Happiness
Fuck you money, the north star of many young hustlers, is having enough money to be able to say "fuck you" to an employer or any opportunity for money making that one would otherwise not want to do. Once fuck you money is achieved, one is untethered from wage slavery or the everpresent risk of freelancer burnout and can do whatever the fuck they want.
Deathworks to Lifeworks: Disclosing the New Artistic Genre
I had a lovely conversation with my friend Alexander Beiner earlier this week. I will be a teacher in the upcoming course he is stewarding called New Ways of Knowing, which is stacked with teachers such as Nora Bateson, John Vervaeke, Sophie Strand, Jonathan Rowson, and Jim Rutt. You can reserve your spot in the course
Produced by Christian scholars Dr. Paul Copan, Dr. Paul Gould, Dr. David Baggett, Dr. Melissa Cain Travis and Christopher Reese (ThM), The Worldview Bulletin informs, equips, and inspires you as you seek to understand and defend the Christian worldview.
Unexpected takes on the modern world of work. Paul explores our obsession with work and the default path of success and tries to imagine new possibilities for how we can conceive of life, work & what matters.
People Won't Work! | #225
The collective panic when people don't work enough
Leaving Money on The Table | #250
December 9th, 2023: Greetings from Austin, Texas. I’m back in the US. We moved this week so I didn’t have a ton of time to write. But I ended up watching this fascinating video from Ali Abdaal and it inspired me to drop some last-minute thoughts. Since he’s been one of my biggest supporters, I figured it would be nice to write up some thoughts and also encourage you to
Pursuing the light of objective truth in subjective darkness.
Join The Starfire Codes and dive down the rabbit hole with this mind-blowing publication. The Starfire Codes features a reality-challenging podcast, consciousness-expanding daily divination readings that will help you grow the power of your intuition, and articles that dive into the mesmerizing realm of truth, metaphysics, and illusions spun by the media. Prepare for thought-provoking discussions, revelations that will challenge your perception, and a journey that leaves no answer unquestioned.
Pour Into Yourself
Channeled Messages - Timeless tarot reading with runes, shufflemancy, divination, channeling, meditation, oracle cards, tarot cards, earworm, and numerology
Welcome The Joy of New Beginnings
Channeled Messages - Timeless tarot reading with runes, shufflemancy, divination, channeling, meditation, oracle cards, tarot cards, earworm, and numerology
Essays on human nature, purposeful living, and creativity.
Iknedēļas audiovēstules no Gintas Ratnieces, psiholoģes, psihoterapijas speciālistes, Junga analītiķes un supervizores ar vairāk kā 25 gadu pieredzi. Filmas un grāmatas, atziņas, pārdomas un meklējumi.
Ep. 15 Depresija
Dārgie draugi, Šodien runājam par depresiju, tās diagnostiku un arī to, kā no Junga paradoksālā skatu punkta, “katra neiroze ir risinājums” Šajā epizodē pieminām sekojošus resursus: Karlu Jungu (1875-1961, Carl Jung / Карл Юнг). Labs sākumpunkts tiem, kas vēlas sākt iepazīt Junga pasauli un labirintus, ir
Ep. 193 Sinhronitāte
Šonedēļ runājam par sinhronitāti Karla Junga izpratnē un to ilustrējam ar spēlfilmu "Arrival" (2016)
On writing and life. Long-form musings on the nature of creativity and the essence of everything. Some poems, too.
The stars above me and the moral law within me.
alex williams and chris trombley writing on economics and intellectual history. like the santa fe institute, but for history of thought.
Curated tools, principles and lessons for smarter living. Join curious people from Microsoft, Google, LinkedIn and Apple who receive hand-picked content on building a better, smarter, more fulfilling life. Join us and get a free ebook.
Questions To Stupefy and Inspire
You're Enlightened. Now What?
Suppose you are enlightened. Whether it was because you were born into it, stumbled into it, or worked at it, no matter. Perhaps you ate some magic mushrooms. Perhaps you had an epiphany on a park bench. Perhaps you spent decades meditating in a monastery. Perhaps you read a self-help book or attended a retreat or some high-end executive workshops. How do you translate the experience or insight into the wider world?
Imitatio Dei as Pedagogy
Imitation is Underrated
Philosophy, history, literature, and more
On Teaching
TEACHING A teacher must pursue a lifetime program of serious and systematic reading. The earlier in life you start and the more sedulously you pursue your program, the better. There is no elevator to the upper floors of literacy, you must climb the stairs. Before I entered college I read indiscriminately and omnivorously, happily thrashing about in any p…
From my unpublished book
This is the abstract
This is a blog on why we believe and do what we do, why we pretend otherwise, how we might do better, and what our descendants might do, if they don't all die.
Visiting Death
I haven’t posted as much lately as it is summer, and I’ve been doing a lot of family trips. Including an Alaskan cruise the last two weeks. Such periods are supposed to be happy times, worth their extra cost in part due to our anticipating and remembering them fondly. But while such trips are indeed often filled with interesting and indulgent sights and experiences, they also let me see and feel death.
Opacity Blocks Agreement
Years ago, I spent a big chunk of my intellectual career studying the rationality of disagreement, mostly via math modeling, but also some lab experiments. My main conclusion was that, for the purpose of accurate beliefs, it seems both desirable and feasible for people to not knowingly disagree (on facts). That is, people should not be able to estimate the sign of how someone else’s future opinion will differ from their own current opinion.
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