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A molecular complexity approach to identifying bio-signatures, shadow-life, and new life forms

What Is Emergence?

The Character Course: Design, dissemination and evaluation of a church-based small group programme for character development

Best of All Possible Worlds?

Pilot Program: Think Big! Life in the Cosmos for the Smithsonian Future is Here Festival

Orienting People toward Forgivingness

NOVA Programming on the Cosmos

Geometric Phases and Symmetric Quantum Measurements

Can Science Set Us Free?

The Evolution of Cooperation

Explaining the evolution of cooperation — one of life’s most common, complex, and paradoxical phenomena  It’s easy to take cooperation for granted. Children team up to complete a project on time. Neighbors help each other mend fences. Colleagues share ideas and resources. The very fabric of human society depends upon working together. Cooperation is also ubiquitous in the natural world: lions collaborate on hunts, flowers share nectar with bees, and even bacteria produce essential resources that benefit their neighbors. But cooperation goes beyond mere quid pro quo — mutual aid for mutual benefit — and also takes the form of…