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A Stroll Through Stoicism – Part 2
Stoicism 2.0: A Field Guide for a Philosopher in Chaotic Times
A Stroll Through Stoicism – Part 1
Epictetus, Seneca & Marcus Aurelius: A Stoic Manual for Not Losing It in 2025
Responsibility is one of the deepest themes of human existence, linked to ethics, morality, and personal identity. In The Last of Us, developed by Naughty Dog, the character Joel embodies this issue in an intense and emotionally profound way. Through his journey, we are confronted with the consequences of our decisions and the weight...
The Republic Within Us
If Plato were alive today, maybe he wouldn't be writing dialogues — maybe he'd be tweeting provocative thoughts or dropping philosophy videos on an underground YouTube channel, lit by a single candle and scored with zither music.
And yet, The Republic remains a disturbing manifesto.
Because, at its core, it's not a blueprint for government.
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The Senate, the Throne, and the Cave — The Phantom Menace through the Lens of Plato and Machiavelli
The Phantom Menace, the first chapter of the Star Wars prequel trilogy, is not just the prelude to a galactic war. It is also a political and philosophical laboratory, where George Lucas rehearses — albeit fictionally — an experiment that echoes the eternal dilemmas of power. Through a decaying Republic, the rise of a tyrant disguised as a...
The Shadow of the Protector
Sometimes I catch myself wondering whether freedom, as a concept, still fascinates us — or if it's become just a faded extra in election campaign speeches. In a country where the promise of aid, a benefit, or a new paternalistic law earns more applause than a proposal for autonomy, it's not surprising that the idea of being free is starting...
Have you ever stopped to think why V for Vendetta makes people so uncomfortable?
"So this is how liberty dies... with thunderous applause."
Shall we read?
Arthur C. Clarke (1917–2008) was one of the most influential and respected science fiction writers of the 20th century. Known for scientific precision, visionary capability, and philosophical depth in his works, Clarke shaped popular perceptions of space travel, cosmic exploration, and humanity's role in the universe. Authoring over 100 books and...
Isaac Asimov (1920–1992) is one of the most prolific and influential science fiction writers of the twentieth century, renowned for his unique ability to blend rigorous science with deep, philosophical narratives. His extensive body of work not only shaped the sci-fi genre but also anticipated contemporary discussions on technological ethics,...
Books - Duna
Written by Frank Herbert and published in 1965, Dune is a landmark of science fiction, transcending the genre by addressing philosophical, ecological, political, and religious themes with singular depth. Far more than a saga of interstellar adventures, Dune is a complex meditation on power, destiny, fanaticism, and adaptation to nature. In this...