Time-Keeping: The Calendar, the Clock, and a Universal Solution
This article explores the full arc of the history of timekeeping: from ancient sundials and sacred calendars to atomic clocks and contemporary proposals for global synchronization.
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The Frontier of Reason — Discovery, Method, and Mind
Delve into discoveries, theories, and frontiers of modern science—presented with intellectual rigor, philosophical clarity, and civic relevance.
The Science of War: History, Technology, and Humanist Solutions
To examine war through a scientific lens is not to glorify it, but to understand it—rationally, historically, and morally.
Women in Science and Technology: A Journey of Equity, Empowerment, and Enlightenment
A sweeping exploration of the past, present, and future of women in science and technology—celebrating pioneers, analyzing global disparities, and advancing a bold humanist vision for equality and innovation.
Science, Zen, and the Art of Relationships
This article explores the science of relationships—from biology to philosophy, from ancient traditions to modern technologies.
A Guide to Family Planning: A Scientific, Social, and Ethical Approach
This guide aims to clarify the key concepts, choices, and consequences of family planning.
Global Intelligence Report: Strategic Survey and Foresight Analysis of the World’s Leading Science and Technology Companies
The findings in this report call for a recalibration of how we evaluate and engage with science and technology companies on a global scale.
Building the Future Treasury: The Science, History, and Strategy of Ethical Wealth
We aim to investigate not only how wealth has evolved across cultures and epochs, but how it can be understood, cultivated, and deployed today to serve the long-term flourishing of individuals, communities, and the global environment.
Signals in the Sky: Comparing Radio, Satellite, and Wi-Fi Technologies
Electromagnetic waves underlie radio, satellite transmission, and Wi-Fi communication—each tailored for particular needs and environments. Though all three rely on the same fundamental physics, they differ greatly in design, range, bandwidth, cost, and application.
The History and Science of Communication
In this article, we explore communication as both a biological instinct and a technological force. We examine its evolution in nature, its refinement in culture, and its transformation through science.
The Science of Engineering: A Global History and Future
This article charts the global history of engineering, examining its key phases, figures, innovations, and disciplines—before exploring the visionary frontier of engineering’s future.
The History and Science of Living Spaces: City Planning, Architecture, and Landscaping
This article explores the deep history and current frontiers of how humans shape the spaces in which they live.
From Clay Tablets to Cosmic Coordinates: The Evolution of Mapmaking and Geospatial Intelligence
This article traces the remarkable arc of cartographic history—from mythic river-worlds and hand-drawn portolan charts to AI-generated maps of global behavior and interstellar cartography.