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If Loneliness is Hunger, then it has a Remedy as Ordinary as a Meal
You don’t have to rebuild your life overnight—just answer the next signal and trust the ancient intelligence that brought you here.
Jun 24
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Harrison Ford Looked a Generation in the Eye and Told Them the Truth: “We Left You a Real Mess”
At Arizona State University, Ford delivered a blunt warning about extinction, corruption, climate breakdown, and the fight for the future that now…
Jun 17
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The Forest Exposes the Lie Capitalism Told About Human Nature
Trees don’t survive by crushing each other. They survive by sharing, cooperating, and sustaining entire living communities underground.
Jun 10
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The Practice of Etuaptmumk: Two-Eyed Seeing
We used to call the older cultures “primitive.” The IPCC and UNESCO are quietly catching up to what those cultures have always known. About time.
Jun 3
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May 2026
A Boat Marina Taught Me the Secret to Human Happiness
A new WHO report calls loneliness a global health crisis. We caused it. Which means we can fix it.
May 27
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Awe Is the Cheapest Medicine We’ve Got
Awe, it turns out, is one of the deepest anchorable states available to a human being.
May 20
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Twelve Was the Age I Built Treehouses
A new study from Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia confirms what many of us already suspected. The smartphone is not the right gift for a…
May 13
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Thom Hartmann
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Follow the Evidence: A Leading Neuroscientist Rethinks Consciousness and Why It Matters Now
When one of the world’s leading neuroscientists starts sounding like a mystic, something important is shifting in how we understand what it means to be…
May 6
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April 2026
The Biology of Good Fortune: What ‘Lucky’ People Do Differently
The science behind optimism, curiosity, and resilience—and how they quietly compound into what we call ‘luck.’
Apr 29
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Monks and Scientists Rethink the Nature of Consciousness
How ancient meditation and modern neuroscience converge to reveal that awareness begins with being, not thinking…
Apr 24
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The Book That Taught Me to Stop “Helping”
There are books you read and enjoy and set down, and there are books that break something open in you permanently.
Apr 22
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I Watched My Father Die, and It Exposed Everything We Don’t Understand About Death
In his final days, I realized how completely unprepared we are for death—and how much that unpreparedness costs us.
Apr 15
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