By contextual cues, I assume you are all talking about The Walking Dead. I confess, I have not seen it nor do I desire to do so, however, this Neegan character, also by contextual cues, seems to be a villain of sorts. And judging from the fact that he is the subject of debate, it would stand to reas...

I've not indulged in much philosophy as of late, though I would recommend beginning with either Plato, to get a feel for how they liked to deliver ideas, and then go sort of chronologically (as many philosophers are writing in response to other philosophers) so you can see the natural evolution, or ...

I should like to read this as well. What sort of approach are you taking? From the sound of it, you might be interested in checking out the works of Seneca. Most of their philosophy focused on application, how to apply the principles to life in order than one may live a fulfilled life. You may have ...

Consider the best podcasts you listen to. There is one that I like to listen to called The Partially Examined Life. It's a podcast on philosophy, with several hosts. They discuss a different text every week, and it isn't boring. Sometimes they have guests. I find the different insights the most valu...

Though it may seem strange, foreign at first, speed reading has a multitude of benefits, not the least of which being efficiency. Reading more in less time is a magnificent boon for anyone who would like to free up time for other pursuits while still increasing the amount of information they have ab...

The old standby of teaching people to make money in order to make money. If you know the ins and outs of it, who's to say you're not onto something? Best of luck, sir.