History and Science of Production and Corporations
If the corporation is the defining institution of the modern world, then understanding it—its logic, limits, and potential—is not just useful. It is imperative.
The Science of Farming: Cultivating a Sustainable Future
This article explores farming as both a scientific and ethical practice—examining soil, crops, animals, and technology through the lens of sustainability and human well-being.
The Science of Photography and Photography of Science
Explore the science behind photography and the power of images in science—from early chemical processes to modern digital imaging, medical scans, remote sensing, and AI-generated visuals. A visionary journey through how we see and understand the world.
History and Science of the Labour Movement and the Trade/Labor Union
This article takes a comprehensive look at the labor movement and trade unions through multiple lenses: biological, ecological, historical, anthropological, sociological, political, economic, and psychological.
The Science of Self-Esteem and Confidence: Mechanisms, Influences, and Interventions
Self-esteem and confidence are foundational psychological constructs influencing mental health, motivation, social behavior, and achievement.
The Science of Anxiety and Depression: Mechanisms, Causes, Functions, and Interventions
Anxiety, depression, and contentment represent key affective states central to human experience and mental health.
The Hidden Truth: Unbiased Empirical Inquiry in the Age of Intelligence
We will explore how to discern truth from fiction through the tools of unbiased empirical inquiry and critical thinking.
The Science and Future of Nuclear Power: From Fission to Humanist Responsibility
This article explores the science, history, and global impact of nuclear power—from its discovery and energy uses to weapons, regulation, and ethics—offering an Integrated Humanist vision for its responsible future.
The History and Science of Aviation: From Wings of Myth to Engines of the Future
A sweeping exploration of aviation’s past, present, and future — from ancient myths of flight to the latest aerospace technology — viewed through the lens of science, society, and Integrated Humanism.
The History and Science of Naval Power: From Rafts to Global Maritime Responsibility
Explore the history, science, and strategy of naval power—from ancient seacraft to modern warships—and discover a humanist vision for peaceful, cooperative stewardship of the world’s oceans.
The Science of Civil Engineering and Infrastructure: Building Cities, Nations, and a Sustainable Planet
This article examines civil engineering and infrastructure today—its scientific foundations, technological tools, global challenges, and the guiding vision of Integrated Humanism focused on equity, sustainability, and human dignity.
An Integrated Humanist Guide to Standard Practices of Mining Extraction, Purification, and Processing
How do we extract the Earth’s resources without destroying the very systems that sustain life? How do we build a future that is materially rich, ethically sound, and ecologically viable?