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20 Fun Lessons In Philosophy

April 6, 2021 - By Matt

What if an evil scientist switched your brain with Justin Bieber's? Is there freewill to change who we are? What can the Kanye West of ancient Athens teach us about a simple life. Explore 20 short and fun topics in philosophy together with your kids. Buy eBook - $12.99 Buy … [Read more...] about 20 Fun Lessons In Philosophy

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3 Classics: Philosophy Lessons For Kids

June 6, 2020 - By Matt

Introduce your kids to 3 classic philosophical works from Plato, Aristotle and Rene Descartes for one lower price than buying separately. Buy eBook - $15.98 Buy Print Copy - $29.98 Plato Imagine if you lived in a dark cave your entire life without ever leaving. Then … [Read more...] about 3 Classics: Philosophy Lessons For Kids

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How Should The Story End?

April 9, 2019 - By Matt

When one of my daughters had just learned to ride her bike, she quickly got really confident to try things like go up a curb, peddle fast and make sharp turns. On one particular day she was riding through a thin patch of gravel that had spilled from a truck onto the … [Read more...] about How Should The Story End?

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Can Two People Be Right In An Argument?

March 25, 2019 - By Matt

There is a lot of noise in our house. From the moment the first kid is awake until the last one goes to bed, there is some kind of commotion. It might be banging around cupboards in the kitchen, loud bursts of joy, loud bursts of displeasure or loud bursts that require a referee … [Read more...] about Can Two People Be Right In An Argument?

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What Is Our Moral Obligation To Those In Extreme Poverty?

March 14, 2019 - By Matt

UNICEF estimates that a child under 15 dies every 5 seconds from extreme poverty. A large majority of these deaths are children under 5 years old and at least half are newborns. They die from diseases such as malaria and intestinal worms or because they don't have access to clean … [Read more...] about What Is Our Moral Obligation To Those In Extreme Poverty?

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Hi, I'm Matt. I tried a crazy experiment with my 8 & 9 year old kids and read Plato with them. Yeah, that ancient greek guy. They were engaged and asked great questions which made me realize how well philosophy can encourage their critical thinking. It sparked a project to create study guides for us to explore other philosophical works. [More]

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20 Fun Lessons In Philosophy

What if an evil scientist switched your brain with Justin Bieber’s? Is there freewill to change who we are? What can the Kanye West of ancient Athens teach us about a simple life. Explore 20 short and fun topics in philosophy together with your kids. Buy eBook – $12.99 Buy Print Copy – $24.99 We […]

3 Classics: Philosophy Lessons For Kids

Introduce your kids to 3 classic philosophical works from Plato, Aristotle and Rene Descartes for one lower price than buying separately.

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