This View of Life
Magazine

A call for uniting science and the humanities through evolutionary theory to create a single, integrated culture.

To advance both science and society, we must reaffirm sex as a biological binary while expanding gender as an evolutionary spectrum of bodies and behaviors.

A new theory of technological evolution implies there is an inevitability to the Anthropocene, and suggests a rethink of why and how the industrial revolution happened.

What if your neighborhood could shape your stress levels, your trust in others, and even your immune system?

Join the conversation about how evolutionary thinking can guide us in addressing today’s most pressing issues.

Human communication evolved face-to-face, but digital anonymity disrupts this natural social bond.

When societies embrace eugenic thinking, they betray the moral progress that Darwin believed in.

Are there medical benefits or should we give human evolution the benefit of the doubt?

If we want wiser outcomes, we must design environments that bring out the best in human nature.

Darwinism, properly understood, is far more relevant to evolving a better world than most people currently realize.

We can cling to systems that fragment and isolate us, or we can embrace a ProSocial worldview that encourages connection, nurtures well-being, and aligns with our evolutionary nature.

Becoming ProSocial helps to improve the quality of your relationships through more prosocial conversations.