The Human Journey is the story of the human mind, how it developed, the world it made, and the problems it solved. The future depends on what we learn of the past… Read more
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Avenues to Explore
Equal Inheritance
The erotic and peaceable bonobo might offer a fresh way of thinking about our true ancestry.
Climate Change
We started it and we can stop it. What stands in the way of our collective will to change course?
Debt, Trust and Money
We all think we know about money. But do we understand what money actually is, and what it represents?
The Journey of Greek Ideas
Classical Greek ideas and culture are considered the foundation of Western civilization, but the journey from Athens to the Renaissance was more complex than is traditionally understood.
Who’s Like Me?
We are born with the ability to judge who is “like me” and who isn’t – so is racism innate? The answer may surprise you.
Emotion or Reason?
You see an oncoming trolley about to strike and kill five workers. The only way to save them is to push another person onto the tracks to stop the trolley. Would you do it?
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A Contemporary Look at the Nature of Religious Experience
People can persuade themselves of anything. Many believe that death is a transition to a transcendental world, that miracles occur through the will of God, or that our lives are ruled by immaterial spirits. How is it that, in our scientific age, when we have learned so much about the evolution of the universe and the nature of life, so many still cling to such beliefs? Why is it that faith - belief in the unprovable - is considered a virtue?Read more
From The Human Journey Blog
Edward T. Hall: Culture Below the Radar
The late cultural anthropologist Edward T. Hall argued that some of the most important aspects of culture were those that were invisible to its holders, lying below conscious awareness.Read more
