99 Reasons 2016 Was a Good Year

Bad news is a bubble, too.

A Better HumanityAngus HerveyDecember 5, 2016PROGRESSION, energy, social impact, health, law and order, media Comment

4 Everyday Actions That Can Create Social Change

We, for one, don't have to welcome our new overlords.

A Better HumanityTanushree RaoNovember 24, 2016media, PROGRESSION, human progress, the next economy, social impactComment

Three Things to Ask Yourself Before Freaking Out About the State of the World

Before you despair, perhaps we could encourage you to ask three simple questions the next time you encounter a bad news story.

A Better HumanityAngus HerveyJuly 12, 2016the next economy, PROGRESSION, mediaComment

The Decline of War

We are experiencing one of the least discussed, yet most remarkable cultural shifts of all time: war, one of our species’ most abiding and defining social practices, is at its lowest ebb ever.

A Better HumanityAngus HerveyJune 23, 2016the next economy, PROGRESSION, mediaComment

Karma at the Bottom of a Spray Can

If you live in an English-speaking country then a lot of the ‘international news’ you consume comes from a pretty limited range of sources.

A Better HumanityAngus HerveyJune 9, 2016the next economy, PROGRESSION, media Comments

6 Ways Technology is Improving the Lives of Refugees

There’s a long way to go in our efforts to solve the refugee crisis — but technology is helping create positive change

A Better HumanityTanushree RaoApril 11, 2016education, energy, PROGRESSION, social impactComment

The Media and Politicians Know We Have An Evolutionary Hangover Called Fear

And they're using it to take advantage of us

A Better HumanityAngus HerveyFebruary 22, 2016wetware, PROGRESSION, media

11 Reasons Why 2015 Was a Great Year for Humanity

We are living through the most astonishing period of human progress in history. And nobody’s telling us about it.

A Better HumanityAngus HerveyDecember 15, 2015education, energy, the next economy, PROGRESSION, mediaComment

The Apocalypse Makes Us Dumb

Looking to the FutureAngus HerveyMay 20, 2015PROGRESSION, mediaComment