Subscribe
Sign in
Home
Podcast
Start Here
Membership
PhiloDose
PhiloCrux↗
Archive
About
Latest
Top
Discussions
Socrates: wrongdoing as a mistake in sums, and why it rarely feels like one
You already know the better option, and you've watched yourself pass it by.
Oct 23
•
Philosopheasy
5
2
3:40
Closing the Akrasia Gap: A Toolkit for the Moment Between Knowing and Doing
You already know what's good for you. Here is how to find which kind of stuck you are, and how to move.
Oct 21
•
Philosopheasy
8
21:15
Aristotle: Akrasia, the gap between knowing and doing, and why shame never closed it
You are not lazy and you are not broken. Two thousand years ago, someone described exactly what you are doing.
Oct 19
•
Philosopheasy
64
5
6
Dietrich Bonhoeffer: the paradox of forgiveness, and the price tag it hides
If you have been told to let it go and something in you won't, an old puzzle explains why.
Oct 16
•
Philosopheasy
30
2
7
4:40
Costly Grace: A Toolkit for Telling a Real Apology From a Press Release
A working guide to refusing a hollow apology without bitterness, and to knowing what a real one would need to contain.
Oct 14
•
Philosopheasy
4
4
20:44
Dietrich Bonhoeffer: cheap grace, and the apology that costs nothing
When the people who failed you say sorry and change nothing, Bonhoeffer had a name for what they're offering you.
Oct 12
•
Philosopheasy
32
3
5
What Plutarch's Ship Can Teach You About Your Calendar
Why the question isn't "are you still you" but "who's doing the choosing"
Oct 9
•
Philosopheasy
7
1
4:04
The Gallery of Attitudes: Which One Are You Hiding In?
Tools for spotting the serious man in yourself, without needing a vacation to do it
Oct 7
•
Philosopheasy
16
3
21:06
Your Job Title Is Wearing You
Beauvoir named the person who disappears into their job. Here's her test, and the small way out.
Oct 5
•
Philosopheasy
27
1
5
The Donkey That Starved Between Two Choices
A 700-year-old paradox about two equal bales of hay, and three ways to break the tie.
Oct 2
•
Philosopheasy
51
1
10
4:30
September 2026
Erich Fromm's Three Escapes From Your Own Life
You finally got free. Then you handed it back, one small default at a time.
Sep 29
•
Philosopheasy
17
1
6
26:07
You Escaped Your Boss. Then You Hired the Feed.
Erich Fromm saw why getting free can feel like getting lost.
Sep 28
•
Philosopheasy
16
8
2
This site requires JavaScript to run correctly. Please
turn on JavaScript
or unblock scripts
