A Long and Early Winter

This article is filled with death and despair. Truly. Too many different types to list all the different trigger warnings. If you aren’t in the mood for some serious sad stuff, just jump to our next article. 

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A Long Time Coming

There have been Hedonists for as long as there have been humans. Not just the passive Hedonism that we see all throughout the animal kingdom, where animals move toward pleasure and away from pain, but active, thoughtful Hedonism.

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Duh Economics

Eight men own the same amount of wealth as the poorest half of the world's population. Inequality is higher than it has ever been, and it would only take a modest wealth redistribution to raise billions of people out of poverty.

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Mundane Hell

There are completely mundane things that each of us deals with on a day to day basis, that make our lives a little more hellish, and can even harm us in the long run. If we wish to decrease the silly, potentially life-threatening, and often unnecessary suffering from these sorts of banal experiences, there are two tools that often come in handy.

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Real Heroes?

Perhaps this archetypal story is why we can’t get our shit together in order to solve issues like climate change. Perhaps our ability to react to villains comes at the expense of being able to proactively solve issues.

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A Hedonist Education

If the purpose of traditional schooling is an attempt at preparing children for the real world—a world where they will be coerced or forced into activities that they’d rather not do for most of their waking hours—then today’s school is at least helping them have realistic expectations about their future.

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DIY Prophet

A huge part of the “spiritual but not religious” vibe might be the idea that we don’t have to look beyond ourselves and our environments to experience the divine.

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Spaceship Earth

We must come to realize how lucky we are to be alive and conscious—to have this amazing planet that we are perfectly adapted to. We need no air scrubbers, no protein synthesizers, and no laser cannons.  


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