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Mentioned in 4 episodes

Nasty, Brutish and Short

Book • 2022
In *Nasty, Brutish, and Short*, Scott Hershovitz uses his children's curiosity to delve into profound philosophical topics such as morality, identity, and the nature of truth.

The book challenges readers to engage in critical thinking and encourages them to see the world through the lens of children's natural philosophical inquiries.

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Mentioned in 4 episodes

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Stephen J. Dubner
as the author's first book, discussing philosophy with his kids.
42 snips
512. Does Philosophy Still Matter?
Mentioned as the author of the book discussed in the Freakonomics Radio Book Club segment.
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511. Why Did You Marry That Person?
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Ryan Holiday
as an amazing new book that follows philosophical conversations with his two sons.
Scott Hershovitz on Making Philosophy Practical | Assume Everyone Is Lying
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Eric Zimmer
as the subject of the podcast episode.
What We Can Learn By Thinking Like a Kid with Scott Hershovitz
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Ryan Holiday
as a delightful parenting and philosophy book.
They Need This, Whether They Know It Or Not
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Ryan Holiday
as a delightful parenting and philosophy book.
You Need This And They Need This

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