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Americans love to gamble. But placing bets on wildfires, floods and storms comes with serious moral and social costs- by Jamie L PietruskaRead on Aeon 
Broadcast at Times Square, this kaleidoscopic reimagining of a powwow dance celebrates the strength of Indigenous women- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon 
China’s regime insists on national unity and international harmony. Is this anything more than an imperial posture?- by Peter C PerdueRead on Aeon 
If technology threatens to flatten our humanity, artists can deepen it. Hear how, from a flamenco musician and a juggler- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon 
The biologist Victoria Foe discovered a timing device in ‘junk’ DNA that could unlock the evolution of complex life- by Beatrice SteinertRead on Aeon 
Edo, modern Tokyo, transformed from a city near ecological collapse to a thriving epicentre by creating a circular economy- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon 
Lansana Keita rejected Eurocentric ideas, tracing the philosophical tradition back to African Kemet or ancient Egypt- by Sanya OshaRead on Aeon 
The word can morph from noun to verb to adjective, from dog to human, from female to male. What will it do next?- by Karen StollznowRead on Aeon 
We all want longevity without compromising on quality of life. This 87-year-old achieves both with a daily running habit- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon 
As the 18th-century war between mechanism and romanticism returns, we face a new question: can we build artificial souls?- by Peter WolfendaleRead on Aeon 
What does true wilderness look like? A photographer captures a rare slice of it in this refuge threatened by development- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon 
Since living requires choosing, we will always feel regret about the paths not taken. But what matters is the future we forge- by Tasha KleemanRead on Aeon 
How do we develop our sense of space? Henri Bergson questioned the very fabric of our reality in his revolutionary work- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon 
In the early 20th century, Emmy Noether’s mathematics transcended the physical world. She longed to do the same herself- by Julia RavanisRead on Aeon 
African philosophical values of harmony and vitality have much to offer our thinking about what we owe to ourselves- by Thaddeus MetzRead on Aeon