From 1961 to 1998, Robert Hutchins and Mortimer Adler published The Great Ideas Today — an annual volume dedicated to the proposition that certain ideas deserve serious, sustained attention. That tradition can be continued.

Isaac Asimov, Profession
Bibek Debroy, Eulogy
Hannah Arendt, The Conquest of Space and the Stature of Man
The Katha Upanishad
Admiral Rickover, Thought's on Man's Purpose in Life
Paul Graham, Beyond Smart
Ajit Doval, Speech on National Challenge
Paul Graham, Fierce Nerds
Max Weber, Science as a Vocation
CS Lewis, Learning in War Time
TJ Rodgers, High Technology Innovation: Free Markets or Government Subsidies?
Hannah Arendt, What is Freedom?
Bertrand Russell, The Value of Philosophy
Peter Thiel, The Straussian Moment
Zongfu Yu, Story
Alan Bloom, Values
Erwin Schrodinger, Mind and Matter
Ragnar Fjelland, Computers will not acquire general intelligence, but may still rule the world
Nasadiya Sukta, Rig Veda
Facundo Vega, The Theologico-Political Problem
Mccarthy et. al, A Proposal for the Dartmouth Summer Research Program on Artificial Intelligence
Scott Aaronson, Why Philosophers should care about Computational Complexity
Alan Turing, Computing Machinery and Intelligence
Mcmohan et. al, The hardware is the software
Alan Bloom, The University, Introduction
David Finkelstein, Making the Unconscious Conscious
Erwin Schrodinger, "Voce Meliora" and "Philosophical Wonder" in My View of the World
Sam Kriss, The Internet is Already Over
Maseeh Rahman, Who Was That Special Passenger?
Harsh Madhusudhan and Rajeev Mantri, A New Idea of India
Samudra Manthan, Vishnu Purana