We don’t just remember experiences—we over-process them. How our meaning-making mind reshapes memories, and what’s lost along ...

Humans first evolved as a distinct species, Homo sapiens, around 300,000 years ago in Africa. In terms of biological time, we are a young species on this planet-- an unfinished animal, our evolution ...

Jane Ferguson has won awards for unflinching reporting from dangerous lands including Afghanistan, Somalia and Yemen. “It's very high pressure,” said Ferguson, founder of Noosphere. Started this year, ...

Noosphere — named to reference a state of consciousness advanced by Jesuit philosopher Pierre Teilhard de Chardin — arrives at a time of flux in the news industry.

Andrew Cuomo turned to municipal politics after resigning from New York’s governorship amid a sexual harassment scandal. Former California Gov. Jerry Brown had a more prosaic reason for mounting a run ...

Okay, there is a difference, I think. Does Andrew quote Thomas Aquinas or Pierre Teilhard de Chardin? I've never seen it. That's a difference. Is that a difference that makes a difference?

Teilhard de Chardin’s Ideas Find Resonance Inside the Vatican 70 Years After His Death The works of the controversial French Jesuit were formally censured by the Vatican in 1962.

Part of the reason, I suspect, is what the famous Jesuit priest Pierre Teilhard de Chardin once called “the slow work of God”.