‘‘Certain questions have recurred throughout the history of philosophy. They are the big questions—about happiness
and the good life, the limits of knowledge, the ultimate structure of reality, the nature of consciousness, the relation
between causality and free will, the pervasiveness of suffering, and the conditions for a just and flourishing society—
that thinkers in different cultures across the ages have formulated in their own terms in an attempt to make sense
of their lives and the world around them.’’- Philosophy’s Big Questions by Steven M. Emmanuel
I Don’t Think That Much is a reflective stroll down Ordinary Lane which is paved with questions regarding some of the
many existential crises that global society faces today and whose blowback influences all aspects of our daily lives.
Social inequality, rampant consumerism, environmental disaster, blurred power structures, financial meltdown, wars,
neo-colonialism - add an economical and political framework that enables distructive, short-sighted and excluding
practices and you end up with an alienating system whose failure is carachterised by organised irresponsability. Yes,
life is constant and terribly exhausting. Still this booklet aims to underline the importance of asking big questions and
why it is so important that we start caring again.