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Moshe, Herzl and the Single Genius

Even assuming one’s potential children and their descendants turn out well (which is often not obvious), marriage and children represent an opportunity cost. Given a finite number of hours in a day, the more one is involved with one’s family, the less time one has to benefit others outside of the home. Ideally, we marrieds…

by Francis Nataf September 22, 2026

The Subversive Jewish Wisdom Aristotle Would Not Hear

Not unlike other Greek philosophers, Aristotle believed there were vastly different categories of people. To take the most extreme example, true slaves were seen as being born with an inability to ever develop their intellects. Hence, the idea of learning something from them, in the sense of listening to their ideas, made about as much…

by Francis Nataf September 22, 2026

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The Rectangle and the Cross

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