Stefan Molyneux
Philosopher and author with online influence
Born
September 24th, 1966
59 years ago
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
Canada
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Born in Ireland, an academic pursued philosophy and engaged in topics such as ethics, politics, and relationships. Migrated to Canada, where an online presence developed through podcasts, videos, and a blog. Authored several books, offering insights on freedom, self-development, and societal structures. Gained a following through discussions that often attracted controversy. Involved in promoting libertarian ideals and critiquing political correctness.
Founded the website Freedomain Radio
Wrote books like 'Universally Preferable Behavior'
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