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Please enjoy this thought piece, “The Paradox of Normativity,” by Christophe Porot, published philosopher and PhD candidate who focuses on the ethics of mysticism. You can learn even more about Christophe and his areas of study and thought by attending his upcoming Salon, “The Ethical Landscape.” Happy Reading! —ii Editorial

Hi, my name is Rohit, and I consider myself an Artist.. An artist of the heart, though 🙂 I believe in the power of stories and the magic they weave. At their heart, they bring us close to the essence of our own nature and that of the Universe. This is

Please enjoy this post by Guy Morris, researcher and author of the award-winning AI thriller, SWARM, on his upcoming Salon. Happy Reading! —ii Editorial P.S. Check out this interview with Guy to learn even more! The subject of artificial intelligence (AI) often strikes the average individual as either the

JP‘s mission in life is to “shine a light into people that are capable of doing amazing things, hold important spaces, and transform who we are in the process.“ Please enjoy his piece (originally published on JP’s Substack, “Paving the Road“) on his upcoming Salon, “Breathing our Way

Lori Dunlap is a mother of two grown homeschooled sons and author of, “From Home Education to Higher Education.” Please enjoy her thought piece (originally published on Lori’s Substack, ReThinking Wisdom), “With Almost 4 Million Homeschoolers in the United States, It’s Time to Dismantle ‘Homeschooling'” and join

Please enjoy this partial transcript of a thought-provoking interview with writer and scientist Samuel Arbesman, as we discuss his adventures in computer programming, word-inventing, and his upcoming Salon, “Coding as Magic!” Q: On your website you mention you “spend a lot of time trying to catalyze the adjacent possible.” I

Anna Grigoryan is a writer, recovering overachiever, and founder of Kradl. Please enjoy her thought piece (originally published on Anna’s Substack, Caring About Now), “On fangirls, corporate dashboards, and art.” Happy Reading! —ii Editorial I made a podcast episode a while ago, where I talked about this feeling I