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Cooperation Was Here First
We built our economics on “survival of the fittest.” Biology’s been running the opposite experiment underground for 450 million years.
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Awe Isn’t a Luxury. It’s Maintenance.
Neuroscience is catching up to what the Sng’oi never forgot: wonder isn’t an indulgence, it’s how the nervous system comes home.
Jul 8
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Has Science Finally Found the Crack in the Cosmic Egg?
A famous neuroscientist spent his career betting the brain produces consciousness. He lost. What if the mystery was the point?
Jul 1
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June 2026
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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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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