I'm curious regarding the path you took in your personal beliefs. Were you ever part of an organised religion? If so, how/when did you drop out?

I have to read the book about philosophy which you've written. I am Reading the chapter about epicurus , worries about money. Where they talk about joy and lust being the most important thing in life. I have to make an essay on the centeridea of epicurus and explain his philosophy through a tale, fairytale, article... Could you please summarize the essential information because i have a bit trouble finding the exact point of his philosophy.

What do you think of psychoanalysts like Freud and Lacan when talking about love? Do you think they might be overaccused?

In 'The Architecture of Happiness' you argue that houses should have character and originality. Does it also mean we should spend more on housing?

A lot of democratic countries are being governed by people that are supported through huge funding’s from companies and even individuals. If you look at the US almost every senator is a millionaire. France's government has almost become a family business: people in governmental positions are in one way or another related to each other. Has democracy reached its limits?

Why do we treat the people that we love the most sometimes the worst?

As a young student, wanting to do something similar in life as you , I'm wondering what I should study next year. At the moment I'm studying latin and modern languages. Would law be a wise decision or do you think philosophy would be a wiser choice?

Is our search for happiness standing in the way of us finding it? Do we search too hard?

What was the subject of your thesis? And do you think post-modern philosophy is rubbish?

How important is a healthy body to have a healthy 'spirit'?

What do you think of the idea of building McDonalds in Churches in order to save them from the increasing amount of people leaving Church (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6lfK-tMUaU&feature=youtu.be), since this somehow relates to your idea of the “Agape-restaurant” which is based on the rituals of religions and is meant to be community-forming?

There is a huge gap between the "have's" and the "have-not's" in our society. This gap is still growing. Why is it that the big mass is undergoing this kind of growing inequality in such a meek way?

How do you think journalism or the news in general will evolve in the future? Will the quality keep declining?

I sometimes think people who aren't scared of dying just haven't thought about it much. Have you come to terms with it somehow?

a fulfilling life ... isn't that all too often equated/reduced to material/financial success ? something like : if it's not paid work, it's not worth doing ? --> sub-contract education, care for the family ?

What books would you recommended for a terminally ill patient? To reconcile with the end coming near too soon?

I believe society is treating our children as gods too much. We often don't discipline them anymore. Is this hindering further development?

Do you have any particular maxim that you tell yourself when you get up in the morning, try to live your days by, or remind yourself of when interacting with other people?

Do you think it is possible to write a novel on postmodern philosophy for a broader audiance like the book "Sophie's world" has done for the history of philosophy?

Random question : What's a great piece of art ?

How would you define freedom?

The 'school of life' is, in my opinion, what you learn beyond the boundaries of an institution through experience, it's an unstructured and unexpected process. Even with the boundaries set very liberally, this experience can't be staged. How would your Schools of Life succeed? To what extent can you trigger chance, invite spontaneity, or guide improvisation?