philosophical-issues
Americans have stopped listening to each other. What Socrates can teach us about it | Opinion
The ancient Greek philosopher's 'know nothing' credo could be the balm for our polarized times.
How to keep kids curious. Five questions answered | Opinion
Curiosity is a natural capacity, present in nonhuman animals as well as in humans from a very young age.
The Webb telescope’s images remind us of who we really are | Quentin Young
The views of the universe are gifts of perspective.
Blaming ‘evil’ for violence isn’t as simple as it seems. A philosopher explains | Opinion
Evil is one of the most complex and paradoxical words in the English language. It can inspire or action -- or paralysis.