The hottest Inquiry Substack posts right now

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The Common Reader 3508 implied HN points 24 Jan 25
  1. Socrates had doubts about his life's work before he died, showing that even great thinkers question their choices. This makes us think about whether we feel we are doing enough in our own lives.
  2. Agnes Callard emphasizes the importance of dialogue and inquiry in understanding life. She believes that discussing tough questions helps us live better and make meaningful choices.
  3. Living philosophically means constantly examining our beliefs and decisions. This can be hard for people to accept, especially when those beliefs challenge what’s considered normal.
A Lawyer Writes 648 implied HN points 08 Jan 24
  1. Police and politicians are calling for actions regarding the Post Office scandal, but major steps are unlikely until a public inquiry is completed.
  2. The justice secretary is exploring ways to exonerate sub-postmasters who were wrongly convicted during the Horizon IT scandal.
  3. The Criminal Cases Review Commission is offering help to individuals affected by the faulty convictions, encouraging them to seek justice.
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A Lawyer Writes 589 implied HN points 17 Jul 23
  1. Post Office executives could face imprisonment for failing to hand over documents
  2. Compensation for subpostmasters affected by the Horizon scandal should be fair and not rushed
  3. Concerns about tax liabilities and the need for equal treatment for compensation claimants
A Lawyer Writes 530 implied HN points 29 May 23
  1. Baroness Hallett demands access to Boris Johnson's diaries and notebooks for Covid-19 inquiry
  2. Johnson argues release of diary entries could breach national security, inquiry lawyers disagree
  3. Inquiry team may take action if Cabinet Office fails to hand over requested materials

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Less Foolish 393 implied HN points 08 Jun 23
  1. Learn to say no confidently and unapologetically.
  2. Prioritize your time and energy by being selective with your commitments.
  3. Embrace the power of setting boundaries to focus on what truly matters.
L'Atelier Galita 119 implied HN points 30 Jan 24
  1. The game 'Tribe of Mentors' features interviews with various people and thought-provoking questions.
  2. The author provides questions that reveal interesting insights from the interviewees.
  3. A link is provided to participate in the game by answering the set of questions.
Austin Kleon 919 implied HN points 04 Jan 22
  1. Asking questions can help you work through problems and spark new ideas. It’s a great way to get started on any project.
  2. Sometimes the right question can lead you directly to the answer you need. A simple question can clarify your thoughts.
  3. Using questions to reflect on your experiences can push you to think deeper about your art and life. It helps you discover what really matters to you.
The Intersection 59 implied HN points 23 Jun 23
  1. Curiosity and critical thinking are important for personal and professional growth.
  2. Always question the problem first before jumping into finding the answer; make sure you're solving the right problem.
  3. Identify your unique strength or advantage and leverage it confidently for success.
The Bigger Picture 19 implied HN points 27 Mar 20
  1. The post discusses the technique of Inquiry and its use for self-understanding throughout history.
  2. The article provides a video model of Inquiry, a psychotechnology with a wide range of applications for self-understanding.
  3. To access the full post with more details and insights, a 7-day free trial subscription is available for The Bigger Picture.