Jonny Thomson is a Staff Writer at Freethink. He focuses on themes related to culture and society, exploring topics such as cultural movements, parenting styles, and wellness programs. Jonny's work has been featured in notable publications including Freethink and Big Think.
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Leisure isn't a lie-in or even a spa day. It's where we find and make meaningful lives. This is how we can do so better.
Plato tried it. A religious cult tried it. Even America tried it. But every attempt to improve on the family ended in disaster.
By: Jonny Thomson
It is a privilege to be antisocial. Let's go back 10,000 years and check in on humanity.
We live according to our beliefs. Some beliefs we know well. A Christian knows they believe in God. An ethical vegetarian knows they believe eating animals is wrong.
How a culture of independence gave rise to a philosophy of self-reliance, solitude, and inner authority.
By: Jonny Thomson
Jonny Thomson walks through Dietrich Bonhoeffer's 3 conditions for stupidity that destroys societies: outsourcing your thinking to an authority, willful ignorance, and conformity.
Arguing a point has never changed my mind. As a philosopher, that's a brazen thing to say. It's pig-headed, closed-minded, and stubborn.
The philosopher Svetlana Boym argues that "nostos" encourages people to reject the world as it is and seek to return to a better time — real or imagined.
When Big Think spoke with mathematician Marcus de Sautoy, he offered a surprising argument: The Universe is just a physical piece of math.
Three people are sitting on a bench: a wise man between two fools. One fool is called “Pointless.” They argue that the universe is cold and uncaring to human needs.
