CUNY philosopher; modern Stoicism and the philosophy of science.
Massimo Pigliucci recommends this work because it profoundly transformed his life and remains a vital, underestimated guide to ethical survival.
“It’s not generally recognized that the study of changing arguments, hypothetical arguments, arguments that proceed by questioning, and, in fine, the study of all such arguments, is relevant to acting appropriately.”
Massimo Pigliucci values this book as the most serious attempt to update Stoic philosophy for modern living.
Massimo Pigliucci values this work because it facilitates the application of Stoic philosophy to contemporary dilemmas like political correctness.
Massimo Pigliucci highlights this novel for its effective transformation of complex scientific principles into engaging dramatic storytelling.
“It’s a last-ditch, one-chance mission to save humanity from an extinction event.”
Massimo Pigliucci values this work as evidence that ethics can be treated as an empirically grounded discipline.
Massimo Pigliucci values this text as a fundamental manual for a good life that defines the core Stoic dichotomy of control.
“Some things are up to us and some are not.”