Care exists in three dimensions: (1) How we care for ourselves; (2) How we care for others; and (3) How we accept care from others.

Is having money good? Bad? Do you judge people based on their finances? This group dialogue is the fourth in a series that brings together people with different histories and philosophies about money, who discuss how money has influenced their self-image.

How does it feel to be a man or a woman? This group dialogue is the third in a series that brings together four people who discuss how gender has impacted their lives.

In what situations is it proper to identify as an individual versus as part of a larger group? This dialogue is the second in a series that brings four individuals together to discuss and evolve their perspective on individualism vs. collectivism.

If we were born with advantages -- intelligence, beauty, height, strength, charisma -- what burden, if any, does that create? And if we enjoy privileges, does that trigger a moral responsibility?

Are all types of therapy created equal? In this dialogue, Evan and Nick discuss their differing points of views on talk therapy vs. exposure therapy.

How important is attractiveness in the context of living a meaningful life? Physical attractiveness is interesting, but it needs to lead to the next step. This dialogue brings together two people with different backgrounds to reflect on where superficial attractiveness begins and ends.

For many people, it's normal to feel sexually unfulfilled at every stage of life. This dialogue brings together two friends, one who grew up with traditional American messaging that sex is dirty, and one who has been living the sensuous life in the sex industry for over a decade.

Is it possible to predict how you will behave in the future with accuracy? How much of your behavior is shaped by your ideology vs your circumstances?