It seems that cooperation has been the “master architect” of evolutionary complexity,
especially in humankind. That’s why ethics is important.
“Recovery” will not be enough; the status quo was not working for many of us. We must turn
in a new direction, with changed values, new policies, and revitalized institutions. Or else.
A Pulitzer Prize winning public health journalist who predicted the coronavirus pandemic
is warning us now about the “collective rage” yet to come. So, how will we respond?
The “biointensive” growing system, a modernized version of an ancient method, could provide a vast opportunity to employ idled workers and produce food.
The coronavirus could be called a “common bad.”
It reminds us that there are positive alternatives as well.
A political virus is assaulting our country, and the epicenter is Donald Trump.
But let’s also imagine a world that is far better prepared!
We were warned. And warned. And warned. When will we learn?
The traditional model of biological evolution is outdated. The time has come to replace it with a more inclusive paradigm.
A sea change is currently underway in our understanding of the evolutionary process, including especially our way of defining the core concept of natural selection.