Philosopher Stefan Molyneux talks about letting idiots win in this 12 June 2026 livestream, arguing that backing down from bad-faith fights, avoiding drama, and teaching kids situational awareness keeps

Remember the wacky Steve Martin film, The Man With Two Brains? A crazed neurosurgeon is in love with a disembodied brain. When it comes to animating brains, most of us have seen on film some iteration

Philosopher Stefan Molyneux arms a caller through childhood trauma and addict-friend ethics, wielding confrontation to prioritize the truly change-ready. GET FREEDOMAIN MERCH! SUBSCRIBE TO ME ON X! Follow

Stan is now displayed in a new museum in Abu Dhabi (opened in 2025), but the broader debate about privately influenced fossil access remains ongoing in modern palaeontology. Image Credit: Smithsonianmag

Recently, I've been learning to have complicated conversations with strangers. Someone might wonder why I’m subjecting myself to this, but in truth, I think there is value in the skill—and that is that.

I should start by saying I love analogies. I love stories. So in no way am I arguing that we shouldn’t use them. In fact, there’s a high chance I’ll use one in this very entry. But not all analogies are

There’s a funny meme going around of Doctor Manhattan—an all-powerful character from DC Comics who transcends time—that comes to mind today. In this panel, he’s sitting on Mars, contemplating his existence

There’s an ongoing battle in online debate circles. I’m not entirely sure how it started, but people who are seemingly allies—ideologically speaking—have begun turning on each other, making videos pointing

I remember growing up in a very different world. Sometimes I wonder how we got here, how I got here—but then again, I suspect every generation feels that way at some point. One of the earliest memories

I hardly have to defend the benefits of eating healthy. I guess there could be someone out there who believes in hedonism—the YOLO approach to existence—but aside from raw, unfiltered emotion, there’s

I'm going to attempt to explain something that isn’t fully polished. I’m tempted to write about it anyway, because I suspect that the act of writing it might help me think it through. I want to preface

I’m having a political conversation with someone I know is ethically aligned with me. This person, like me, hates how the system has placed its boot on the throat of the common folk. If I hadn’t used a

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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

Credits: waynehhsiung/Instagram I read the news about this raid on a beagle breeding facility destined for experimentation in the United States and it only made me happy... maybe some of them can now have

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

My president held a brief press conference yesterday afternoon to update the public on the state of war. That is, the war he, along with Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu, has waged these past days against Iran.

Let’s talk about parking lots. If you’ve ever visited or lived in the United State, you’ll know that the parking lots are not small or quaint. They are not modest little rectangles tucked politely beside

In Christian theology, the Bible provides a rich tapestry of teachings on ethics, compassion, and humanity's relationship with creation. While some passages permit the consumption of meat, a deeper examination