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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.

Adam Lee
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The future is a prisoner's dilemma

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

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.

Dale McGowan
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Go easy on the weatherfolks. It's chaos out there

Weather forecasts are tangible, daily predictions of the future. But it's damn near impossible to get it rightβ€”and that's about to get much worse.

Andrew Fiala
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Could the rise of the nonreligious defuse the population bomb?

The UN estimate of Earth’s human population has flown past eight billion. Can less religion slow the explosion?

Dale McGowan
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I want to die like a dog

Dying like a dog is the best death I can imagine.

Captain Cassidy
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Virtual reality church: This tech isn’t just for gaming anymore

In which today's shrinking church reaches out to virtual realityβ€”with weird results.

Captain Cassidy
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AI: The newest squirrel distracting evangelicals from their own decline

Evangelicals have expressed both dread regarding AI’s popularity and power, and excitement about its potential to turn around their decades-long decline.

Adam Lee
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What would you write to the future?

The Future Library Project is collecting books that won’t be published in our lifetime.

M L Clark
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How do we talk about impending doom so that people will listen?

Books like β€˜The Ministry for the Future’ offer a useful vocabulary for hashing out solutions to our overheating world.

Jonathan MS Pearce
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Gen Z views are rapidly splitting in half by genderβ€”and the gap is not small

Today’s young people are going through a significant shift. Young women appeared to be more concerned with and aligned to progressive values and issues, while young men are moving in a more conservative direction.

Adam Lee
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What do trees say to each other?

The more we look, the more intelligence we find in nature. Even trees are capable of communicating, sharing resources, and responding to their environment.