The OSP is for those who seek depth in a world of fleeting trends. Through philosophy, history, and reflection, we explore the grand ideas that shape us, and the ones we leave behind.

Same old tricks: BBC’s crooked ‘show’ featuring teary-eyed actresses – People’s Daily Online

Feb 12—2021
Spectator wins challenge to court order in Alex Salmond case | Alex Salmond | The Guardian

Feb 11—2021
Polish Poet and Nobel Laureate Wisława Szymborska on Great Love – Brain Pickings

Feb 9—2021
Anna Torma’s Hand-Sewn Dreams

Feb 9—2021
Stargazing: We call The Pleiades 7 sisters, but they’re goats in Mexico | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Feb 9—2021
‘You Will Die At Twenty’ Is Sudan’s First Ever Academy Awards Entry | Georgia Public Broadcasting

Feb 9—2021
How New VR Projects Are Exposing Social Injustices | IndieWire

Feb 8—2021
The decades-old classic is suddenly the ultimate pandemic poem, Jeanette WInterson on how storytelling transforms us, a love story of science –

Feb 7—2021
“The Film Is Quite Literally Magic and Realism”: Editor Cyndi Trissel on Marvelous and the Black Hole | Filmmaker Magazine

Feb 5—2021
Politicians’ mishandling of COVID could be tantamount to ‘social murder’, says leading medical journal

Feb 4—2021