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Mind & Human Nature

What we know of ourselves in a scientific age — and what we don’t

Read the Editors’ Introduction
Embodiment •
Consciousness •
Artificial Intelligence •
Neuroscience •
Psychology •
Materialism •
Human Sexuality •
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Online Exclusive | May 29, 2026

May 29, 2026

  • Clare Coffey

The Future Belongs to Those Who Resist It

Magnifica Humanitas is an inspiring invitation. But its focus on war, unemployment, and oligarchy misses the more insidious threat: that AI will turn the human experience itself into slop.

Clare Coffey

Online Exclusive | May 27, 2026

May 27, 2026

  • Yuval Levin

Idols of the Valley

Pope Leo's wise but frustrating first missive on AI

Yuval Levin

Correspondence

  • Leah Libresco Sargeant
  • Rita Koganzon

A State That Supports Families, or a State-Shaped Family?

Leah Libresco Sargeant and Rita Koganzon debate The Dignity of Dependence.

Leah Libresco Sargeant and Rita Koganzon

Essay | Spring 2026

Spring 2026

  • Stephen L. Talbott

The Meaning-Filled Universe

Modern science has silenced nature. But we can still choose to listen.

Stephen L. Talbott

Review | Spring 2026

Spring 2026

  • Rita Koganzon

Who Wants Populist Family Policy?

There is a good reason why thick state support for mothers and caregivers hasn’t taken off in America.

Rita Koganzon

Essay | Spring 2026

Spring 2026

  • Stephen Sims

A Shakeup Is Coming for the Nation-State

For centuries, holding vast territory has been the basis of state security. Drones and AI are about to make it a vulnerability.

Stephen Sims

Correspondence | Winter 2026

Winter 2026

  • Brian J. A. Boyd

Making Coders Moral Is Not a Good Enough Answer to AI Ethics

A reply to Dominic Burbidge

Brian J. A. Boyd

Essay | Winter 2026

Winter 2026

  • Clare Coffey

Where’s the Thrill in the Enhanced Games?

The new doped Olympics are not about what we can do but what tech titans can do to us.

Clare Coffey

Essay | Fall 2025

Fall 2025

  • Dominic Burbidge

AI Ethics Is Simpler Than You Think

We don’t need to figure out the meaning of life to get AI right, because it’s actually a limited tool.

Dominic Burbidge

Essay | Fall 2025

Fall 2025

  • Bill Drexel

The AI Genetics Revolution Is Coming

We’re worrying about the wrong arms race with China.

Bill Drexel

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