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Thomas Walker-Werth introduces Reason for Living and how it aims to address some of the crucial issues in our culture, education, and self-help industry today.

As Emma discovers that the way to love people is to encourage their independence, she builds a life that’s not only delightful on the surface, but deeply fulfilling.

Moana 2, although not an especially bad film, is symptomatic a range of serious problems in our culture.

Evading reality, whether in critical issues or in everyday life, leads to preventable harm, while rationally confronting facts ensures survival and flourishing.

The Handmaid’s Tale is a fascinating story that highlights the importance of self-esteem, individual thought, and personal choice through a stylized and engaging narrative.

What does it mean to love life? Are love and logic intertwined?

Is there a market for love? If yes, where do the supply and demand meet each other?

Is Objectivism just the ideas Rand discovered in her lifetime or is it open to being altered by others?

Holiday's message is a powerful one despite not being clear if one should be disciplined for one's own sake or someone else's.

True mindfulness is about connecting your mind to reality.

The Student Conductor is a touching, bittersweet story of a man learning how to pursue the things he loves—and what could stop him from doing so.

True expertise comes from years of focused practice and learning, not just earning a degree.