Author: philosophyofgoodnews
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Tragedy and Hope
What’s a piece of media (book, movie, song) that changed how you see the world? Tragedy and Hope: The Book That Opened a New Horizon Carroll Quigley’s Tragedy and Hope is not simply a book. With its 1,311 pages, it is a work that helped structure my thoughts and introduced me to a different way…
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The Gloves are off?
Major Russian parties and personalities started openly demanding from President Putin to accelerate Russian answer to Ukrainian drones and someone say storm shadow missiles hitting Russian cities hurting civilians… However that will not happen. What will happen is following. Russians will get all Donbas and will pursue exactly what their original plans were. As regards…
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My Children
Who are you most inspired by? This is not a fairytale, but if I could measure by purity of souls and emotions, it would become one! And then, by some magic, it would be transferred to reality! Oh, in life, nothing is perfect! But in the end, if the soul is clean and love has…
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Podcast Episode: We have a future, and it will be great!
Pip: Philosophyofgoodnews has a habit of finding a four-minute Egyptian film and using it to dismantle the entire architecture of modern arrogance — and honestly, fair enough. Mara: Today we’re spending our time with one post that moves through film, philosophy, Rumi, and Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks to make a case for why simple human…
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Podcast Episode: Conspiracy Practitioners-Prologue
Pip: Philosophyofgoodnews is back, and this time the subject is not a trend or a talking point — it is a book, a prologue, and a question about who has actually been running things for the last two and a half centuries. Mara: The post introduces Conspiracy Practitioners, a forthcoming book by Darko Richard Lancelot,…
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Podcast Episode: The Science Of Maintaining Ignorance, Nescience
Pip: Philosophyofgoodnews has been busy — reading, writing, preparing a book, and apparently discovering that the cure for all of it is the sea. Mara: That’s actually the starting point for today’s episode. We’re looking at how information overload erodes the capacity for independent thought, and what it might take to reclaim it. Pip: Let’s…
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