Reviews

“The mind of man is bounded only by the universe.” If you do not recognize this quote, you are about to discover one of the most exciting and entertaining examples of Romantic art in movie history.

According to Michael Hyatt, the ultimate purpose of productivity is not just to get more things done, but to get the right things done—and he shows how to do so.

Tim Blake Nelson’s excellent play retells the story of one of the West’s first great philosophers—Socrates.

Isaacson’s Leonardo Da Vinci distills this complex Renaissance man whose achievements in art and science have enriched posterity.

Peter Anstey reveals how John Locke’s pessimism about a science of nature began evaporating in light of Isaac Newton’s achievements.

Harvard professor Steven Pinker lays out a powerful case for cultural optimism in his book Enlightenment Now.

We can all benefit from being selective when it comes to using technology.

If you’re interested in optimizing your life for peak flourishing, check out this invaluable resource.

At a time when politicians are unwilling to admit and unable to defend the fact that America is not a democracy, John Adams and the Spirit of Liberty provides much needed clarity.

Pro-reason, pro-liberty readers likely will find A Saturnalia of Bunk enlightening and entertaining.