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• News
  Jobs bonanza as AI companies recruit philosophers Researchers learn to ‘unwrap’ charred philosophy scrolls from Herculaneum
• Hustle Culture & the Illusion of Freedom
   Daneyal Afaqui critiques modern work culture, with input from Theodor Adorno.
• Simone Weil & Animal Suffering
  Michela Dianetti & Chiara Li Mandri say non-human beings don’t need to be persons for us to care about them. Simone Weil offers another way.
• Why Classical Liberals Should Embrace Foucault
  Muzainy Shahiefisally argues that Foucault really is on the side of freedom.
• The Strength of Quiet Rebellion
  T.S. Carney on Ernst Jünger and internal sovereignty.
• Fun With Deleuze & Guattari
  DE Tarkington offers some cool conceptual tricks to impress your friends at parties.
• What is Analytic Philosophy?
  Alexander Jeuk analyses philosophical analysis with a philosophical eye.
• BOREDOM
   Cheryl Fok searches for the source, and its relief.
• What is Human Experience? Psychology vs Philosophy
  Ayten Nevzat watches philosophy give birth to a science.
• Just War Theory
  Keith Tidman thinks the world’s bristling arsenals and proneness to wars makes it all the more urgent.
• Between Missiles & Morality
   AmirAli Maleki considers Hart, al-Farabi, and the Puzzled Man in wartime.
• On War, Kabbalah & Collateral Damage
  Anton Koslov takes a concept from the Kabbalah to understand the nature of war.
• Interview
  Ulrich Metschl is an associate professor at the University of Innsbruck, Austria. Thiago Pinho talks with him about philosophical collaborations.
• Julian the Apostate (331-363)
  Eli Sclar reports on a weaponizer of tolerance.
• Letters
  When inspiration strikes, don’t bottle it up. Email me at rick.lewis@philosophynow.org Keep them short and keep them coming!
• The Diversity of Morals
  Philip Badger considers Steven Lukes’ views about the diversity of morality, and Peter Benson marvels at Carlo Rovelli’s relational quantum theory. In Classics, we look at the book that got Baruch Spinoza barred from his synagogue.
• WUTHERING HEIGHTS
  Michael Au-Mullaney on K.E. Løgstrup on love.
• Cicero & the Value of Skepticism
  Massimo Pigliucci is not skeptical about skepticism itself.
• Martin Heidegger & the Evaporation of Freedom
  Raymond Tallis watches freedom disappear in a puff of Heideggerian smoke.
• What’s A Good 1000-Year Plan?
  Each answer below receives a random book. Apologies to the entrants not included.
• The Day of Ashes
   Adam Farnsworth visits a future that reveres the philosophy of Georges Bataille.