Philosopher's Hat Club - The Most Important Thing

### The Most Important Thing *#WorldPhilosophyDay2025 #examinedlife* In preparation for World Philosophy Day 2025, we invite you to spend some time exploring what really matters most in life. Is it happiness, love, truth, faith, freedom — or something entirely different? Through small-group conversations, playful thought experiments, and personal reflection, we’ll search not for the *right* answers, but for *honest* ones. So, what is *your* most important thing? **The Philosopher’s Hat Club** invites you to don your thinking cap and join a fun, facilitated online conversation about our world and interesting ideas. We meet monthly to make philosophy accessible and engaging — no prior knowledge is needed, just curiosity! **Membership** gives free access to all online events. Sign up with a free trial and learn more about us at [Creative Together](https://www.creativetogether.ie/join-philosophers-hat-club "https://www.creativetogether.ie/join-philosophers-hat-club"). **About Us** The Club is run by Lukasz Krzywon (Creative Together) and Brid Conroy (Tertulia Bookshop Like No Other), both passionate about making philosophy accessible to all. This initiative was created thanks to the support of the Spot Lit EU and the Western Development Commission. **Event Info** The event is on Zoom. Please ensure you have a working camera, microphone, and internet connection. Adults 16+ welcome! #### Code of conduct * We are all co-creating a safe space for thinking together on interesting topics. * Participation is voluntary. * Our meetings are not debates. We are not here to win in the discussion but to enjoy it. * Our meetings are not opinion forums. Support your claims with arguments that can be challenged by anyone in the group. * Respect all participants. Listen attentively. Speak respectfully. * Try to be concise and to the point. Make space for others. * No verbal or written (chat) abuse will be tolerated. * If anyone breaks the rules, the facilitators hold the right to block the person or ask the person to leave the meeting.