Kasper Lysemose, PhD in philosophy, invites you to pause and consider what thinking really is, and perhaps what it means to think well. The talk draws on Plato's image of thought as the soul's silent conversation with itself.
The session explores three questions: what we look like when we think, what prompts us to stop and reflect, and what we are actually doing in those moments. Drawing on Aristotle, it suggests that thinking is one of our most active states, even when it looks like nothing is happening. It is a good fit for anyone curious about finding stillness in a busy day.
