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I get it why my walking around depressed. >> tucker: so self-knowledge may be more effective than benzos? >> i'm thinking. the reason it's real to me is because it's what happened in my own life. >> tucker: trying to ban the ar-15. not surprisingly, it is the most popular rifle in america. what is it exactly question mike we decided to take a deep and honest look at the ar-15. interesting. that is straight ahead. ♪ ♪ e. and you need it here. and here. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean is now helping the places you go every day too. seek a...

Event description A chance to examine the roots of who we are and what we believe, incorporating key ideas from a number of philosophical traditions. About this Event Join Milligram and The School of Life for a chance to get together and to take in some food for thought.  From the after-dinner speeches of Ancient Greece to the salons and coffeehouses of the Enlightenment, some of history’s greatest discussions have taken place in casual surroundings. This event is an opportunity to step out of your small talk comfort zone and allow your mind to be expanded by the people you talk t...

Event description Drawing from philosophical traditions, discover how to stimulate intellectually engaging conversations and examine the roots of who we are About this Event Join Milligram and The School of Life for a chance to get together and to take in some food for thought.  From the after-dinner speeches of Ancient Greece to the salons and coffeehouses of the Enlightenment, some of history’s greatest discussions have taken place in casual surroundings. This event is an opportunity to step out of your small talk comfort zone and allow your mind to be expanded by the people you...

The Atlantic Changing Your Mind Can Make You Less Anxious Humans are programmed to think we’re right at all costs. Fighting that instinct will set you free. ” is a weekly column by Arthur Brooks, tackling questions of meaning and happiness. In the late 1950s and early 1960s, the psychologist Henry Murray asked a sample of college sophomores to participate in a seemingly innocuous experiment in which they would write their “personal philosophy of life,” including their core values and guiding principles, and then engage in a civil debate with a young lawyer about the merits of the phil...

Why is the world constantly so full of problems? Why are our lives so complicated? Is there a way to bring meaningful and lasting change? Our modern society has...