Us humans are fascinated by the idea of morality. Almost all of us, with very few exceptions, think about it often, and carry, for better or worse, an internal compass that guides us. For something so

If you didn't know anything about it, you would assume everyone was getting house cleaning. If there was some sort of government tax credit for employing Maids in every home, that would create jobs and

I watched a video in the early hours of today, and I must tell you that it was both disturbing and annoying. It left me with a concern about what the would be like in line with the things we see in our

There are essential attributes of humans, and these need to be woven into our social structures

Good day, people of Hive! Welcome to my blog. Today's topic is from Hive-Reachout which says: Tackling Moral Decadence. So let's dive in. Honestly, I will say what's in my mind about this topic and the

Enrollment is now open for my upcoming all-day seminar "Natural Law Revisited: Ignorance Is Evil." The seminar will be hosted live on Telegram on Sunday, November 22, 2026. Enroll here:

Philosopher Stefan Molyneux's 29 March 2026 Sunday Morning Live breaks down callers questions on socialism's ethical poison versus capitalism, family manipulators and 'Gun or No Gun' coercion to forge

When Nazi Germany occupied Denmark and ordered the deportation of all Danish Jews to concentration camps, the Nazi plan failed completely. The reason, as it turned out, was the exceptionally high moral

Stefan Molyneux takes up several listener questions and works through them using his framework of Universally Preferable Behavior. He defends a fully rational basis for ethics that stands apart from any

For the 6 March 2026 Friday Night Live stream, Stefan Molyneux fields calls on morality and politics, looking back at his time on Alex Jones. He examines how corruption erodes societies, weighs the real

. . . O R - T H E R M O R A L I T Y Someone once told me a story. A story you might actually be familiar with too. I first heard it when I was 18, and I accepted it because it came from someone whose intellect

'Even the worldly goods of which we have just disposed,' said Mr Pecksniff, glancing round the table when he had finished, 'even cream, sugar, tea, toast, ham--''And eggs,' suggested Charity in a low