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The Transcendentalist Method of Finding Inner Warmth in the Cold – Marginalian
January 29, 2026
The Transcendentalist Method of Finding Inner Warmth in the Cold – Marginalian
[ad_1] “People make metaphors as naturally as bees make honey,” Adam Gopnik wrote in his wonderful love letter to winter,…
Artist and philosopher Rockwell Kent on breaking the Trance of Near-living – The Marginalian
January 29, 2026
Artist and philosopher Rockwell Kent on breaking the Trance of Near-living – The Marginalian
[ad_1] The point, of course, is to make yourself alive – to feel the power of being in your muscles…
Love Anyway – The Marginalian
January 29, 2026
Love Anyway – The Marginalian
[ad_1] You know that the price of life is death, that the price of love is loss, and you still…
How to Simplify Your To-Do List
January 28, 2026
How to Simplify Your To-Do List
[ad_1] How to Simplify Your To-Do List – Be More with Less
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Seneca on Antidote to Anxiety – The Marginalian
January 28, 2026
Seneca on Antidote to Anxiety – The Marginalian
[ad_1] “The truth is, we know little about life, we don't really know what is good news and what is…
Protein, Poetry, Blue, and Our Search for Meaning – The Marginalian
January 28, 2026
Protein, Poetry, Blue, and Our Search for Meaning – The Marginalian
[ad_1] Traversal (FSG) expands and deepens the questions raised in Measurementquestions we live with: the relationship between luck and choice…
William Blake and the Stubborn Courage of the Underdog – The Marginalian
January 28, 2026
William Blake and the Stubborn Courage of the Underdog – The Marginalian
[ad_1] In mid-August London in 1827, a small group of mourners gathered on a hill in the fields just north…
The Light Among Us – The Marginalian
January 28, 2026
The Light Among Us – The Marginalian
[ad_1] The longer I live, the more deeply I learn that love – whether we call it friendship or family…
Richard Dawkins on the luck of death – The Marginalian
January 27, 2026
Richard Dawkins on the luck of death – The Marginalian
[ad_1] We are born into the certainty of our eventual death. Every now and then, something – maybe an encounter…
Poet Lisel Mueller, Who Lived to 96, on What Gives Meaning to Our Temporary Lives – The Marginalian
January 27, 2026
Poet Lisel Mueller, Who Lived to 96, on What Gives Meaning to Our Temporary Lives – The Marginalian
[ad_1] “When you realize that you are a mortal, you also see the beauty of the future. You love the…
