Short pieces on philosophy, judgement, and the questions that don't have clean answers.

Why the most psychologically mature people don't think in just one way. On Spiral Dynamics, Clare Graves, and why the real question isn't which colour you are but what a situation genuinely requires.
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Authenticity is less about finding a hidden self than taking responsibility for the self you're continually making. Six existentialists on the one question underneath, and what your work asks you to become.
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You can outsource the administration surrounding death. You can't outsource your own mortality. A Heideggerian footnote to the Octopus Legacy story.
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What Mae-Wan Ho understood about coherence that most leaders don't. On global cohesion and local freedom, and why you should stop conducting and teach them to listen.
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We talk as though the world is always becoming, then try to know it by turning everything into fixed things. On the contradiction hidden in how we know the world.
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We don't have an information problem. We have a judgement problem. On why, in an age of instant answers, the questions matter more than ever.
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