Humans & Complexity: Anticipating 2045-2545

The top regrets of the dying are rooted in how they used time.

There's a fine line between magic and madness—legends are defined by it. But it comes at a price.

The unclear legacy of billionaires as philanthropists: buying the narrative, The Giving Pledge, and who's paying for innovation

My great-grandfather left behind a memoir he typed himself. It begins in 1913 as he’s building the first iteration of his Oregon lumber company—in the time of wagons and telegrams. By 1917, he was turning a profit of more than $1,000 per month.