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A curated selection of the most read, liked, or impactful posts—essential reading from across the archive.
Piggy Bank, Not Robin Hood: The Popular Myth of the Welfare State
Unpacking the data: Most welfare state spending redistributes resources across the life course, not from rich to poor.
Economics
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The Carbon Pricing Scandal: Immoral as Charged
When every major ethical tradition delivers the same verdict, it's time for business and policy leaders to face the truth—and demand real climate justice.
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A PRIMER IN POLITICAL IDEOLOGY: Which Road Are You Really On?
Every road to the future is paved by our political lens—maturity means questioning not just the route, but the worldview shaping our way.
Philosophy
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THERE IS NO SECOND EUROPE!
As authoritarian regimes converge, only Europe’s unique architecture of solidarity, justice, and pluralism stands between humanity and a new age of domination.
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WE DO NOT CONSENT: A European Refusal of the Silicon Valley Worldview
Europe must reject Silicon Valley’s anti-democratic project and reclaim technology for the common good, not for private power.
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33 Things They Never Told You About Capitalism - Part 1
Explore 33 illuminating myths about capitalism, revealing how markets, finance, and innovation really work—and what they never told you.
Economics
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AN OPEN LETTER TO THE MORALLY BANKRUPT BUSINESS SCHOOLS OF THE WORLD — on the Ethical Illegitimacy of Profit Maximization as the Purpose of Business
Business schools have sanctified profit maximization as law—ignoring centuries of philosophy and mounting evidence of harm; it’s time to rediscover moral purpose.
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THE DIGITAL DEVIL'S BARGAIN: Humanity's Pact With AI
A modern Faustian parable about AI, showing how our quest for effortless knowledge risks trading agency, formation, and freedom for the seductive convenience of algorithmic mastery.
AI
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A Convenient Modern Misreading Of The GOLDEN RULE: It’s Not Just Kant in a Tunic
The Golden Rule is not about mutual advantage or rational fairness—it’s a summons to participate in the self-giving love of God, as citizens of a Kingdom that remakes reality from the cross.
Philosophy
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When Data Becomes Dogma: The Ontological Blindness of Generative AI
A philosophical deep-dive into why Generative AI, for all its brilliance, cannot replace the human capacity for wisdom, judgment, and meaning.
AI
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100 Years of Messy Leadership Theories!
After a century of theories, are we any closer to understanding what leadership demands—or have we just built a tower of Babel?
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Dialectic and the Infinite: Hegel, Christ, and the Eschatology of Becoming
How Hegel’s dialectic, Christian theology, and critical realism converge to reveal becoming as participatory unity-in-difference—open, creative, and inexhaustible.
Philosophy
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Surely You’re Joking, Alfred Nobel! - The Curious Mystery of the Bogus Nobel Prize in Economics
A dramatic exposé of the so-called “Nobel Prize in Economics”—how a Bank’s vanity project hijacked Alfred Nobel’s vision and shaped the world for the worse.
Economics
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Letting Go of Leadership - The Urgent Case for A Global Leadership Iconoclasm
Are you a good leader? In case you are emphatically nodding, how would you know?
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From Psychological Safety to Psychological Hope: Taking a Leap Beyond the Comfort Zone
Why workplaces need more than comfort and etiquette—they need inspiration, transformation, and courageous hope.
Philosophy
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Stop The Suffering: Good Organizations Wanted!
After decades of “New Work” and endless transformations, organizations are still failing to deliver well-being—can we finally build workplaces that help people thrive?
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How Economic Science Lost Its Heart and Soul
Why the “Civil Economy” offers a powerful alternative to today’s profit-obsessed capitalism—and what it means for leaders, organisations, and society.
Economics
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In Defense of a Philosophy of Life: Stoic Joy and the Art of Living
Modern culture distracts us from the big questions. Can ancient Stoic wisdom show us how to live—and flourish—amidst change and adversity?
Philosophy
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