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This post is about a difficulty with email subscriptions that occurred over the past year or so. If you’ve been consistently receiving Love of All Wisdom blog posts in your inbox more or less every week over 2025-6, you can safely ignore it. However, a significant number of my subscribers unfortunately did not receive posts starting at some point last year. If you’re one of them – if you only started receiving LoAW posts again a couple weeks ago – then please read on.

This problem occurred because I was using a service called Mailchimp to send my posts out by email – a service which I can now safely say is disgraceful, and I want to discourage anyone from ever using it. Mailchimp cut off my posts because it decided I had too many subscribers for the plan I was on – a standard if unfortunate practice – but it didn’t tell me it had done this, so for a long time I didn’t even know this was happening! I’m not even sure how long this was going on, because they didn’t tell me that either – it may have been nearly a year. Bloggers be warned: never use the pathetic unreliable excuse for an email service that is Mailchimp. (Jetpack – WordPress’s internal service – handles this much better. I’ve used it for years with the Indian Philosophy Blog and never had a problem.)

But more importantly, I apologize to all my subscribers for the missed posts. I wanted to make it easier for you to view posts you’ve missed, as it looks like there may be a lot of them. I’m not imagining that anyone will catch up on all of them, but I thought it’d still be helpful to give you a list of the posts from the past year (before I got subscriptions running again via Jetpack) so you can find ones that interest you. The list goes from older to newer:

Is Asian philosophy footnotes to the Buddha?

After mystical experiences

Philosophy as psychedelic practice

Why philosophy must cross boundaries

On “just asking questions” as a trans philosopher

You can’t just wish detransition away

Standpoint theory: the philosophical foundation of the Social Justice movement

The self-undermining of feminist standpoint theory

My last months with my father

The dark side of expressive individualism

This Has Happened Before

The practical implications of non-self

Seeing through conventional reality

Where Buddhists agree on metaphysics

Grief’s complex timing

Don’t think about Trump more than you have to

Kali’s Child at 30

If only Bentham had read the Kāma Sūtra

Canadian psychedelic podcast interview

Snakes wrongly grasped: on the psychedelic experiences of Musk and Manson

What is a woman?

The lost Buddhisms

My complicated relationship with B.R. Ambedkar

Ambedkar and the Nation of Islam as skillful means

Mindform Podcast interview

Nondual mindfulness in Teresa of Ávila

When to judge your thoughts

Self-proclaimed philosophers should have known better

For transracialism

Answering objections to transracialism

Who were the Magi?

In praise of alcohol

Do you need anger for respect and accountability?

The world of the women’s room

Legalize Plato

Why freedom of speech matters

Freedom of speech was never just about government

The paradox of free speech

In praise of negativity: Then

“In praise of negativity”: Now

The ancient Greeks were neither straight nor white

Canada’s anti-American anger is no small matter

Habermas and a road not taken

How to actually decentre whiteness

Don’t be an Ugly Canadian

Hiding your ideas in plain sight

“The future will belong to the mestiza”

Being marginalized doesn’t make you smarter

Why teach virtue to a robot