analects noun, pl
/ˈan.ə.lɛkts/
a collection of ideas, extracts, or teachings.
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analects under the categories btrmt. believes in, as set out in the manifesto
analects organised according to the fundamental questions of philosophy
sequences of articles gathered around a more focused idea
- who was plato and why should we care 22 Apr 2020 [article]
- common sense isn't as helpful as you'd like, and neither is the truth 18 Apr 2020 [article]
- why being sad isn't always a bad thing 7 Apr 2020 [article]
- honey-bees are smarter than they should be 29 Mar 2020 [article] Animals show glimpses of cognitive abilities that challenge our traditional notions of higher-order thinking, making us question what truly...
- on attraction and love 13 Mar 2020 [article]
- the false promise of a return to nature 22 Feb 2020 [article]
- avoiding the scientific ego problem 15 Jun 2019 [article]
- why catharsis is a (dangerous) lie 24 Feb 2019 [article]
- alert - iq scores are meaningless 11 Jan 2019 [article]
- the three reasons why everyone is so 'cliquey' 5 Nov 2018 [article]
- attractiveness might be more about the environment, than about you 23 Aug 2018 [article]
- coming together - the pattern of friendship and love 12 Jun 2018 [article]
- learned helplessness is darker (and less understood) than you think 3 May 2018 [article]
- the most powerful way to get someone to like you, is to like them first 23 Apr 2018 [article]
- sexual attraction - what turns us on in others? 20 Mar 2018 [article]
- why your unconscious isn't the bad guy 24 Jan 2018 [article]
- how being clumsy makes you better looking (according to psychologists) 6 Oct 2017 [article]
- why polygamy might be more natural than you thought 8 Mar 2017 [article]
- the friendship checklist 20 Feb 2017 [article]
- four ways to be attractive (and one you've probably overlooked) 22 Jan 2017 [article]
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