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Adam Lee
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What would it take to raise the birth rate?

The world's fertility woes may have a treatable cause.

Susan Fourtané
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The future of flying vehicles is closer than you think

Self-flying air taxis could be mainstream as soon as 2030.

Adam Lee
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Vaccine wars

We're about to reap the deadly harvest of anti-science ideology.

Deedee Redletter
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Odds and ends: The roaring twenty-twenties

We're repeating historical patterns from a hundred years ago, in more ways than one.

Bruce Ledewitz
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Do secularists need confession and repentance?

Seeking forgiveness, and granting it, makes us better people.

Tom Krattenmaker
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Lessons from Foundation: Decline, fall... and comeback?

Civilization goes through cycles of collapse and rebirth. That's both a pessimistic and a hopeful message for us.

Becky Garrison
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How to heal after trauma

A guide to finding mental health practitioners who do no harm.

Deedee Redletter
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Odds and ends: Ancient Greece and sexual identities

The ancients thought of sexual behavior as a phase of life, not an immutable identity. We can learn from that idea.

Adam Lee
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A new era of political violence

This bloodshed is a sign of democracy failing to deliver on its promises.

Michael Carteron
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Are we ready to live forever?

Immortality would create whole new problems that we're ill-equipped to deal with.

Deedee Redletter
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Odds and ends: The Amish response to technocentrism

We could all take a lesson from the Amish approach to technology.

Adam Lee
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Will China save the world from climate change?

The only shocking thing is that so few others are doing the same.