Aristotle's Guide to Soul Bending
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What makes us trust a crook?
The same dark-art tools can help us trust ourselves.
Jul 21
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Can a 2,409 year-old dead guy fix your life?
He can if it's Aristotle. A collaboration with the strangely popular writer/artist PETER MOORE.
Jul 9
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To find your Aristotelian soul...
Go on vacation.
Jul 1
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What kind of friends were Musk and Trump?
Aristotle tells us exactly what.
Jun 6
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Logic has nothing to do with having a kid.
Illogical advice to a wannabe grandfather.
Apr 28
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The most American sport of all: Golf.
Yes, golf. But that doesn’t mean you have to like it.
Mar 10
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To win an argument, try losing a little.
Concession hurts, but it can triumph in the end.
Feb 24
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Disinterest v. Uninterest
More than just a quibble, it’s a reason we elevate the greedy and destroy the planet.
Feb 17
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Ethos III: The original virtue was for men.
Aristotle made virtue the most powerful characteristic of a leader. So why did it take women so long to acquire it?
Dec 9, 2024
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Ethos II: the Moneyball Approach
While pragmatism can win games, it might clash with your lovely rhetorical virtue.
Dec 5, 2024
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Ethos is an attitude.
Your rhetorical character comes from your audience’s impression, not your saintliness.
Dec 2, 2024
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How to manipulate a parent
Warning: The following very cool material is also morally dubious.
Nov 14, 2024
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