Tag Archives: Philosophy

The New Leaf Journal’s resident dialogue duo, Justin and Justina, consider the true meaning of the assertion that a New York City pigeon is free.

A special Justin and Justina dialogue to commemorate 999 full articles at The New Leaf Journal.

A humorous and ultimately borderless search for the long sought-after “libertarian moment.”

On productively building a backlog and how to productively shrink said backlog.

“People call him the Mayor of Brooklyn Heights” (I am confident that this is not the case. -NAF).

〜New AND improved〜

“[T]hat longing which exists in every human breast to be able to say: ‘This is mine.””

I question Victor V. Gurbo’s strategy of fighting critics of Bob Dylan’s singing voice by taking the low ground and charging into the Sun.

〜Hot is a state of mind. Cold is a state of mind. The basement is a state of mind?〜

A fictional dialogue on a very real problem for New York CIty apartment life (especially post 2020): The existential angst of the small yappy dog.

〜Is hair a part of you? Or is hair the whole of you?〜

A long post that takes on “productivity porn,” productive leisure, and Epictetus’s standing athwart procrastination.