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Your Dose of Dopamine: More Good News from Near and Far

by TheHumanist.com Staff • 3 April 2017

Turn off CNN. Don’t look at that push notification from the New York Times. Ignore that tweet from the White House. Breathe, relax, and get ready for another round of happy news from around the... Read More

A Dose of Dopamine, Round 2: More Good News from around the World

by TheHumanist.com Staff • 27 March 2017

We’re back by popular demand with the next installment of “A Dose of Dopamine.” In case you missed round one, I wrote about NASA’s incredible work on a limited budget, a Chinese farmer who finally... Read More

A Dose of Dopamine: Good News from around the World

by TheHumanist.com Staff • 9 March 2017

To say things aren’t going too well in this country is a bit of an understatement. I’ve written on the current political, environmental, and religious climate extensively, and, like many Americans, I need a break.... Read More

“Free” Money: On the Promises and Pitfalls of Basic Income

by Aidan Bissell-Siders • 13 October 2016

The place is Dauphin, Manitoba. Every month, you mail in a household income report. Every month, the government mails back a check. With four people in the household and no income, you receive $19,500 (49... Read More

I Am a Francophile and I Am Disappointed

by Jan Melchior • 29 August 2016

I adore France and all things French. My father grew up in France, I’m one-quarter French, and my siblings and I are close to many of my French second cousins. Despite the geographical distance, we... Read More

Consensus on the Census: Will Australia Officially Turn Secular?

by Arthur Wesley • 20 July 2016

An exciting push for secularism is happening down under, where the Atheist Foundation of Australia is pushing to make “no religion” the largest religious identification for the August 9 national census. On the last census... Read More

Canada Chooses Compassion over Convention

by Matthew Bulger • 29 June 2016

International affairs suffered quite the shock this past week as the United Kingdom confounded expert opinion by leaving the European Union, spreading panic through the global financial system. But not all is gloom and doom... Read More

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