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Podcast #1,127: Restless, Rooted — What the Odyssey Reveals About Americans’ Divided Souls
With the release of Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of the Odyssey, it seems like everyone’s been talking about a 3,000-year-old epic again. But my guest thinks this ancient tale offers a framework for understanding our modern lives that you probably haven’t heard before. Patrick Deneen is a professor of political science and the author of […] This article was originally published on The Art of Manliness.
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New York City’s Hate Crime Problem Needs a Law-and-Order Solution
It begins with public order, not merely addressing biases.
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The light narrows
My father’s death sent me to the jiu-jitsu mat. Then came defeat, low testosterone and the lure of a chemical cheat code - by Wes Brown Read on Aeon
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[Outliers] John D. Rockefeller: The Principles Behind The Greatest Fortune in History
John D. Rockefeller became the richest man the world had ever known by thinking differently about business, competition, and family. Public Release: July 28. Members have access now.Join us. Coming Soon: YouTube | Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Transcript This episode isn’t just the story of Standard Oil. It’s about the principles that built … The post [Outliers] John D. Rockefeller: The Principles Behind The Greatest Fortune in History appeared first on Farnam Street.
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When Clean-Air Rules Make Wildfire Smoke Worse
Federal regulations penalize the very tool that prevents extreme wildfires. It's time to fix that.
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The Abilene Paradox: Why Groups End Up Doing Things Nobody Wants to Do
Over on Dying Breed, we’ve been doing a book club where we’re reading Lonesome Dove. If you haven’t read Lonesome Dove, the basic plot is that two former Texas Rangers — Woodrow Call and Augustus McCrae — lead a cattle drive from the Rio Grande all the way up to Montana. Actually, it’s Call who […] This article was originally published on The Art of Manliness.
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In search of the northern cassowary
Join the search for the elusive cassowary, a big bird that plays an outsized role in maintaining its rainforest home - by Aeon Video Watch on Aeon
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Truth Over Feelings: Inside Opendoor’s Massive Turnaround
Most companies don’t fail overnight. They fail one decision, one compromise, and one comfortable lie at a time. Kaz Nejatian knows what it looks like from the inside. He took over Opendoor when it was just months away from bankruptcy and set out to rebuild it from the ground up. What followed wasn’t a traditional … The post Truth Over Feelings: Inside Opendoor’s Massive Turnaround appeared first on Farnam Street.
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Saving One of America’s Most Dangerous Cities
A task force is turning Memphis around.
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Are Autonomous Cars More Dangerous Than Uber Drivers?
A new report makes that claim, but its own data say otherwise—and Albany’s paralysis is the real safety hazard.
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Yes, GDP Is Flawed, but in Which Direction?
Concrete Evidence
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The Pentagon Should Buy the Weapons It Needs, Not Tell Companies What to Build
Preventing contractors from repurchasing shares or dividends won’t solve our defense-industrial woes.
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The taming of Black thought
Black philosophers now feature on Western curricula, but the European tradition diminishes their radicalism into reassurance - by Takeshi Morisato Read on Aeon
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Regulations Are Keeping Families Smaller Than They Want to Be
States with fewer childcare rules have a smaller gap between how many children people say they want and how many they actually have.
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What Every Young Man Should Understand About the Power of Compound Interest
“Compound interest is the Eighth Wonder of the World. He who understands it, earns it; he who doesn’t, pays it.” Albert Einstein supposedly said that. Lots of quotes get attributed to him that he didn’t actually say, and this may be one of them; I personally don’t see the guy who imagined riding a light […] This article was originally published on The Art of Manliness.
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Saving Memphis
Inside the federal and state law-enforcement operation turning one of America’s most dangerous cities around
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The 5 Most Popular Podcast Episodes of the Year (So Far)
If you’re new to the AoM podcast, or maybe have missed a few episodes in the last six months, here’s a look at the most popular episodes we’ve published so far in 2026. Each one offers something that will enrich your life. Some give you a practical takeaway while others help you see the world […] This article was originally published on The Art of Manliness.
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Lessons of the Trojan Horse
Atonement on the high seas in Christopher Nolan’s epic adaption of The Odyssey
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A Decade After Michael Brown, Activists Still Rule Ferguson
How nonprofits used the “racial reckoning” to funnel millions of dollars into a radical agenda to transform St. Louis
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Odds & Ends: July 24, 2026
OAS Saguaro swim shorts. I needed a new pair of swim trunks this summer. I’ve always loved Western motifs, and reading Lonesome Dove with the Dying Breed book club has put cowboys particularly on my brain lately, so when I came across these shorts from OAS (a Swedish swimwear brand), they were hard to pass […] This article was originally published on The Art of Manliness.
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