The bright white glare of today never seems as golden as the sepia-toned glow of yesterday, yet it is real, here and now, the best

Death is “the one misery that makes us more miserable than all other creatures,” said Luther. Yes, but it should make us more ecstatic, too,

The best antidote for sadness is hard work, diligent study and minute attention to the physical world, where every blade of grass and mote of dust

Death is nothing, and dying is the great spiritual journey to this acceptance.

Has there ever been a time when the mass of humanity looked more slovenly? Not really: even Neanderthals dressed better than we do. But there is a

In the future nearly all our retail spaces will be occupied by fast food franchises, health clinics, drug stores and banks. You can eat bad

To live long, minimize To live large, maximize. To live well, synthesize.