For Thinkers, Skeptics, and the Existentially Curious
Dive into books that dissect the illusions of self, reality, and happiness. From Dostoevsky’s existential rebels to Metzinger’s Ego Tunnel, we explore questions like:
Is your "self" real—or a biological mirage?
Can Buddhism and Schopenhauer cure modern despair?
Does evolution hide reality from us?
Is optimism a lie?
We’re not here for easy answers. We’re here to question, unsettle, and reframe—whether discussing Tolstoy’s search for meaning, Fromm’s critique of consumerism, or Yalom’s therapy for life’s absurdity. What to expect:
Lively debates about consciousness, free will, and the myths we live by.
A mix of modern science (Why Buddhism Is True) and classic philosophy (Notes from Underground).
A welcoming space to challenge ideas, share insights, and laugh at the chaos of being human.
For anyone who suspects reality isn’t what it seems—and wants to talk about it over a pint.