Incitation: With COVID-19, the 2020 U.S. Presidential election, and (perpetual) religious ideologies as a catalyst: Why do many believe that the “other” is crazy and wrong? Can they not see that wherever there […]
Incitation: There’s something about sports, religion, and politics – where an average person can become entirely and genuinely wrapped up in supporting a team, a god, or a politician – and I want […]
Incitation: Is technology really that bad or that good – or have we simply dramatized the polarities of it? Quiddity: Often perceived as distracting or harmful, technology can actually liberate us, bringing us […]
Incitation: We understand that things like health, wealth, and time are all important. But we give special treatment to certain aspects over the others even though we know better… Why? Is it […]
Incitation: Many people try to reconnect with nature, but fall short of their ultimate goal of feeling the connection in their soul. Why does this disconnect exist in the first place […]
Incitation: Finding a path in life can’t be this difficult – what did people do “back in the day”? How did these great philosophers gain and share so much wisdom in their […]
Incitation: Why am I searching the internet for answers to questions that I likely have a better understanding of, or at the very least, understand what my needs are specifically? Quiddity: Trusting ourselves […]
Incitation: There must be a simpler way to describe the concepts popularized by Thomas Picketty in his recent book, Capital in the Twenty-First Century. If this is true, how can we simply […]
* This piece originally debuted at Elephant Journal. The introductory Quiddity+Incitation was added after the original publication in addition to some minor edits. Incitation: Why does it seem that peace has-never nor will-ever be […]
If you’re unfamiliar with the way Walden Ideas writes our pieces, we encourage you to check out this brief post: How to Read Walden Ideas (A Suggestion). Incitation: Within the framework of FOMO, […]
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