In 1942, Robert A. Heinlein imagined a civilization that responds to nihilism not with dogma, but with a centuries-long research project. Today, Oxford philosophers are proposing something similar.
Blog Post | Science & Technology
Why have AI doomers embraced an ominous H. P. Lovecraft meme?
Blog Post | Conservation & Biodiversity
Assuring the long-term future of Earth’s wildlife requires more economic and technological development, not less.
Free markets have often been accused of incentivizing short-term profit-seeking, but really the opposite is true.
Misunderstandings of the relationship between wealth and flourishing have obscured the anti-human implications of slowing growth rates.
Should we abolish farming? Not if we care about human well-being.
