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Who Can Claim Aristotle?

Edith Hall | Aeon | 25th November 2024

Enthusiast for the work of "the most brilliant philosopher ever to have lived" considers whether Aristotle truly belongs to the left or right-wing political traditions. His words have been borrowed by everyone from Charles II to early 20C suffragettes. The "complexity of his thought" has been vital in the formation of new ideas and, ultimately, contributed to greater equality in society (2,900 words)

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Private Chefs For Silicon Valley’s Elite

Priya Anand | San Francisco Standard | 15th November 2024

Seven chefs who have served "tech industry royalty" share their experiences. One client liked only the first sip of a can of Coca-Cola, leaving the rest to go to waste. In another house, binders were kept on every single guest's preferences. A chef might be accused of secretly sneaking sugar into dishes, or asked to scrap a menu with 30 minutes' notice. Interacting with such people is "an art" (1,400 words)

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