OnlySky is a digital magazine for America’s majority-in-the-making: the nonreligious and secular-minded. We explore life, culture, and the future through science, wonder, and human curiosity.
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Michael Carteron
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To distant worlds

Will humans venture out into the cosmos, or is that destiny reserved for our AI descendants?

Adam Lee
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American autocracy

The U.S. government is at war with its own people. Other countries' experience gives us a guide for what to do.

Becky Garrison
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How narcissistic collapse explains Trump's temper tantrums

The toddler-like outbursts of someone who can't stand criticism or disapproval.

Bruce Ledewitz
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Why is rejecting religion so hard?

Secular thinkers should be open to all varieties of human experience.

Deedee Redletter
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That was fast: Rage impotently against the machine

Real humans have needs and conflicts, but AIs don't.

Adam Lee
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Cost disease: Why everything is so damn expensive

There's a deeper cause than greed or inefficiency.

Susan Fourtané
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The Kjeld sperm donor case reveals a massive failure in the fertility industry

The industry needs to exercise more care and diligence for the sake of the children it's helping to conceive.

Deedee Redletter
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That was fast: Why machines are heartless

You can't have a relationship with a chatbot that doesn't have emotions and can't grant or deny consent.

Adam Lee
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Will you be immortal by 2039?

Are we on the brink of living forever? One entrepreneur thinks so.

Susan Fourtané
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CES 2026: Future tech and innovation in Las Vegas

We can expect to see new breakthroughs in robotics and AI.

Becky Garrison
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Searching for signs of goodness

What lessons should we learn from spiritual leaders who proved to be predators?

Susan Fourtané
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Tech trends: 2026—2030

The future is coming soon.