Rationally and Morally Justifiable: Martin Luther King Jr. on Birth Control
Martin Luther King publicly supported family planning and access to contraception, viewing it in the context of poverty as good.
Will companies ever be run by an AI CEO?
The promise of an AI CEO, powered by machine learning and neural networks, is that it can streamline decision-making.
We are Only Treating the Symptoms of Overpopulation
I have met thousands of people who wish to have control over their family size. Slowing population growth is, indeed, the “low hanging fruit.”
Trump’s GOP should heed Howard Zinn’s Courage and Heroic Integrity
Zinn’s bravery, honesty, conscience and his life long assaults on injustice and fighting attacks on civil rights involved great personal risk.
First-ever Plug-and-play BCI device translates brain activity into action
BCIs have come a long way, the existing systems need to be reset and recalibrated each day to tap into the brain’s natural learning processes.
Who’s Afraid of Sharia Law, Anyway?
Some Muslims reportedly insist that following the Quran means: men must be allowed four wives; society must accept forced child marriages.
Why the world should become ‘nature positive’ by 2030
The loss of species, ecosystems and natural processes is weakening the Earth system on which societies and economies depend.
Catholic Church and the Preoccupation with Power
The Catholic Church's preoccupation with power stems from some of the most sensitive and important social issues of our day.
A safer approach to gene editing
The first challenge is that CRISPR cells have a hard time penetrating the cells removed from patients, also called primary T cells.
On Shooting People on Fifth Avenue
Trump and his appointees and acolytes have voiced an untold number of insults and threats against rivals and opponents.

























