If asked to imagine what a “philosopher” looks like, most people would probably picture someone a bit detached from the real world. The stereotypical philosopher is always deep in thought, treating their social life (if they even have one) as a mere distraction. Pierre Hadot, on the other hand, had a much different picture of […]
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