What is wisdom, how do we develop it and when can we call ourselves wise? These are the questions at the core of today's post.

Does a person’s Ancestry, Phenotypic traits (race) or biological sex affect their value as a person?

Part 4 of Democracy of the Hundreds discusses the common arguments against the proposal to establish a 3rd Chamber of Parliament.

Should we celebrate Easter as non-Christians and If we do how should we celebrate it? We answer these questions and more in today's post.

Part three of our series on the proposal to reform the Commonwealth Parliamentary system to provide a final say to the electors on all laws.

Boethius’s The Consolation of Philosophy is a wellspring of wisdom. In this post, we examine the path to wisdom as hinted at by Boethius.

Hi all, Welcome back to part two of our series on Democracy of the Hundreds. This is the proposal for the reinvigoration of the modern...

If we are, as theists suggest, a ghost in a shell, would unconsciousness not be experienced somewhat differently from how it is experienced?

Today, we are beginning a new series discussing Democracy of the Hundreds. This is a proposal for the reinvigoration of the modern parlim...

For all we know, today is our last day, lets slow down a bit and actually live it. We are never guaranteed more than today.

Today we take a look at Avi Loeb's new book Extraterrestrial. Mr Loeb's philosophical affinity with the Extentistentiallists and the...

Are talents and genius innate or learned? Join us as we examine how our choices and chances shape our abilities.

As we work to become a better person, what should we do on those days when we act in a way that does not align with who we aim to be?

We examine the two rape allegations (Christian Porter & Ms Higgins) in the news in Australia. Discussing the importance of the principle of

We have only a partial ability to affect the outcome of every event. Our choices contribute to the outcome but so does the effect

Mellisa Caddick' disappearance is a reminder to us all of the false allure of wealth and power. In this post, we talk about the path to happ

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s the little prince offers the reader a wonderful story filled with wonder and philosophy. We explore the key ideas

Recently I was asked to do do an interview on Smashwords.com. In this, I talk of my childhood and

Each day could be our last, today we look at the recent case of a young backpacker in Australia who was diagnosed with cancer and how this

The Great Siege of Malta by Ernle Bradford. A review of the classic account of the Great Siege of Malta and how it relates to Codism...