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For Politicians To Win Back American Trust, Aristotle Suggests Prudence
Perhaps our politicians can learn something from Aristotle, and learn to pursue a good beyond themselves and for the country.
Why We Can’t Live Without Nonsense Like Poetry
Many people have a hard time finding the point of poetry, much less poetry that boasts of its nonsensical content; but poetry is the literature of compacted significance.
Aesop Rock And ‘The Impossible Kid’: Follow Your Vocation, Not Your Passion
‘Yes, I want to live in a barn—that’s perfect,’ says rapper Aesop Rock.
Trump Supporters Aren’t Stupid. They’re Foolish
America will not be great again with a fool as her chief spokesman, diplomat, and symbol.
The Chicken-And-Egg Problem Of Redefining Adulthood
How can young people embrace adulthood when they reject adults?
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