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I Am Building the Education I Should Have Built Years Ago
I was a good student.
Aug 26
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Michal Kalinowski
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The Rebuttal That Doesn't Quite Land
Alister McGrath is the critic Richard Dawkins was least prepared to answer. He read the same evidence, reached a different conclusion, and wrote a…
Aug 25
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Michal Kalinowski
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Reading Dawkins After You've Already Left
I lost my faith at thirteen.
Aug 11
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Michal Kalinowski
July 2026
Eight Lectures and a Dead Doctor
A doctor at Vienna Hospital in 1847 figured out why hundreds of women were dying in childbirth.
Jul 26
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Michal Kalinowski
The Most Dangerous People Are Not the Angry Ones
The most dangerous people are not the angry ones.
Jul 12
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Michal Kalinowski
June 2026
Your Moral Convictions Are Not What You Think They Are
You think you know why something is wrong.
Jun 27
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Michal Kalinowski
You Didn't Answer That Question
The most disturbing idea in Thinking, Fast and Slow isn't that we're biased.
Jun 11
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Michal Kalinowski
May 2026
Everyone Has an Agenda. Including You. Especially You.
There's a line early in The Elephant in the Brain that stops you cold:
May 28
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Michal Kalinowski
There's No Such Thing as a Violent Person
Sapolsky's Behave takes apart the idea of a fixed personality. Behaviour is the output of a layered stack of causes, biology, situation, history…
May 15
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Michal Kalinowski
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You Are Always Dying and Being Reborn — That's Not Metaphor
Jordan Peterson opens his Personality and Its Transformations course with a claim that sounds dramatic until you realize it's just accurate: the…
May 10
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Michal Kalinowski
April 2026
You're Going to Be Governed by Something — Make Sure It's the Right Thing
Peterson's How to Plan Your Life course argues the absence of a plan is a plan you didn't choose. Six lectures on order, chaos, fear, and the structure…
Apr 29
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Michal Kalinowski
Your Brain Is Lying to You — And It's Doing You a Favour
Huxley's Doors of Perception isn't a book about drugs. It's a book about how little of reality you're actually seeing, and why that might be exactly…
Apr 17
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Michal Kalinowski
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