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Journey into a future shaped by creativity, critical thought, and secular habits of mind. Help shape what’s next!

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Adam Lee
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When we abolished borders

After a while, it was hard to remember why we'd drawn the lines to begin with.

Bruce Ledewitz
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God and the future of secularism

Does secularism have room for elements of human life traditionally associated with God?

Jonathan MS Pearce
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Biophysicist: Society will 'eventually accept' designer babies

"Why wait 100,000 years for natural selection to do its job?"

Russell Glasser
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How A.I. is wrecking the online experience

Our shiny new toy is solving exactly the wrong problem.

Georgia Michelman
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How much should we worry about asteroids?

Astronomers have found an estimated 40% of the near-Earth asteroids that are 140 m and larger. You do the math.

Dale McGowan
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You think weather forecasting is bad now? Welcome to 2070

It's not just the size of the storms that future generations will deal with. It's the terrifying unpredictability.

Becky Garrison
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Leave out your dead: The coming demise of the dirt nap

Once the default, traditional burials will likely be viewed by future generations as a weird, wasteful choice

Casey Karaman
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‘Station Eleven’: From this day to the ending of the world

A thoughtful piece of art that could have been so much greater.

Samantha Montano
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The climate crisis is not just a future problem. It's here now

Disaster specialist: 'We can't continue to approach disaster preparedness with resources and thinking from a world that had more time'

Adam Lee
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The future is a prisoner's dilemma

Our future is increasingly made worse by a refusal to cooperate.

Evan Stewart
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Literally building the future: Infrastructure as an act of secular love

When we fix a bridge or give someone better healthcare, we’re saying that this life and this world are worth protecting.

Dale McGowan
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Was I always going to write this?

It's one of the biggest and least consequential questions we can ask.