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Lee McIntyre is a Research Fellow at the Center for Philosophy and History of Science at Boston University and an Instructor in Ethics at Harvard Extension School. In addition to that, he is the author of some fantastic books including, The…
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Philosophy is all around us. We may question why and how things work or whether life has a meaning or not. We may rationally investigate into trivial matters and life-changing ones too. We may look at the reasoning behind our…
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Massimo Pigliucci is Professor of Philosophy at CUNY-City College. In addition to that, he is also the creator of Footnotes to Plato, a fantastic blog filled with essays and podcasts on general philosophy & practical Stoicism. In this interview, we…
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Knowing oneself is the key to unlocking a magnificent world. People struggle endlessly to know what others are thinking, yet do they ever sit and question their own thoughts? Many religious people will tell you that they have found peace through their religious books or leaders, yet have…
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Science continues to amaze us all with its unending ability to inspire, awe, and educate. Even an article with a billion words couldn’t provide the justice that science deserves when it comes to the amazing things that it continues to…
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Scepticism is something vitally important to scientific enquiry. I like to consider myself a sceptic but there is side to scepticism I’ve had my doubts about. Whilst I, an atheist and empiricist, feel a certain ownership over the term, so…
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Welcome to The Freethinker Book Club – Autumn 2017 edition. We have collated the most recommended books from our interviews with the world’s most inspirational freethinkers. The picks as always are a combination of the classic reads and a smattering of…
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