Jonny Thomson is a Staff Writer at Freethink. He explores the intersections of cultural movements, neuroscience, and internet culture, often reflecting on how these themes shape contemporary pop culture. Jonny's insights and work have been featured in Freethink and Big Think.
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Pleasure is an immediate, unmistakable signal that something is good but that doesn't mean we should find it everywhere.
Every marginalized group and minority identity is forged in a battle to be recognized. But what happens after the battle is won?
The philosopher Thomas Nagel once argued that the human craving for objective “purpose” is a logical mistake; treating meaning as a tangible object to be found leads to frustration because the Universe cannot provide it.
What a fragile flower can teach us about resilience, death, and becoming someone new.
Sometimes, great writing makes me angry. It's nothing to do with the ideas inside, of course. Poets and bestselling authors are good at their game.
It's often said that history is written by the winners. But when you look back on the ancient world, it's more accurate to say that history is written by historians.
You're sitting at your desk, two hours into the working day, and you get the urge . You suddenly feel deeply unhappy about staying still.
I'd be a poor sniper. For one, I'm not great at following orders. I've yet to wear a uniform I didn't find suffocating.
By: Jonny Thomson
Ralph Waldo Emerson once wrote that we are all just quotations of our ancestors. The institutions we operate under were made hundreds or thousands of years ago.
We all wear a role whether we like it or not. The question is who decides what role we play. Dalí wrote his own — and success followed.
