The Philosophy Teaching Library A collection of introductory primary texts Explore here [...] Read more

AI is polluting truth in journalism. Here’s how to disrupt the misinformation feedback loop. As a journalist, I’ve spent years reporting on artificial intelligence. I’ve traveled to four [...] Read more

Myths of Human Ingenuity and Planetary Limits (notes) @2025 J. Giro Introduction Across history, every civilization has woven stories that explain its place in the cosmos and justify its ambitions. [...] Read more

Totally Consumed: Are We All Just Shopping Zombies? (notes) So, these days, it feels like shopping isn't just buying stuff. It's like this huge thing where people are always chasing the next thing to [...] Read more

How the world's biggest bank is bracing for climate catastrophe. [...] Read more

THE LANCET Evaluating the impact of two decades of USAID interventions and projecting the effects of defunding on mortality up to 2030: a retrospective impact evaluation and forecasting analysis Read [...] Read more

United Nations, explained The United Nations (UN) was set up in 1945, after the end of the Second World War. The aim: prevent another global conflict. Read more [...] Read more

Eating Our Way to Extinction: How Capitalism is Destroying the World | ENDEVR Documentary Narrated by Kate Winslet, this entertaining and alarming documentary will challenge the way you look at the [...] Read more

One of the most important things to have learned in life is that choosing joy in a world rife with reasons for despair is a countercultural act of courage and resistance, choosing it not despite the [...] Read more

Dr. William E. Rees joins us to unpack what he sees as the greatest threat facing humanity today. We dive into ecological overshoot, evolutionary mismatch, human cognitive limits, complex systems, [...] Read more