In a world obsessed with speed and output, philosophy often seems like a relic of the past a luxury for the idle or the academic. Yet, it is precisely in these moments of relentless motion that philosophy becomes indispensable. It is not about memorizing doctrines or debating abstract questions for their own sake; it is about cultivating the capacity to think deeply, question assumptions, and navigate life with clarity.
Philosophy begins with a simple act: reflection. To pause, to observe one’...
