Philosophy

A Call for Intellectual Adaptability in Times of Transformation From left-wing utopianism to right-wing denialism, ideological echo chambers across the world are eroding the capacity for original, reasoned, and systemic thinking. The United States’ drawn-out electoral process has once again brought out the worst in political tribalism. However, it has

Based on an essay by Post Growth Fellow, Man Fang Chinese philosophy reminds us that our human experience is deeply relational — dependent on each other and the natural world. It invites us to rethink progress, rediscover trust, and create systems that prioritize wellbeing over dominance. These are not abstract ideals

77 Nobel Prize winners in medicine, chemistry, physics and economics have signed an open letter urging the US Senate reject Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s nomination as Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services (“HHS”). The letter, dated 9 December 2024, cites Kennedy’s “lack of credentials” and

The documentary "Into the Soil: The Wisdom of Regenerative Farming" is a profound exploration of practices that not only restore our land but also enrich communities and personal well-being.

The “Great Replacement” theory alleges a deliberate plan to replace European culture with immigrant populations.  Some argue this theory is supported by figures like Renaud Camus and Peter Sutherland however Iain Davis argues their words are often taken out of context and used to fuel xenophobic fears to the benefit

To try to make central bank digital currencies sound benign, proponents repeatedly use the word “financial inclusion.”  They are trying to convince us that the world needs CBDCs so that those who are “unbanked” can participate in the digital economy without requiring a bank account. This is, of course, absurd,