InElementalbyBryan Walsh·Jan 31, 2020Lessons From SARS: How to Deal With the Wuhan Coronavirus — and Our New NormalWhat I learned about outbreaks from surviving a pandemicA response icon18A response icon18
InOneZerobyBryan Walsh·Jan 28, 2020Survey Says Americans Believe in AliensMore than a quarter think alien societies would resemble human ones — but they’re likely wrong about UFO visitationA response icon7A response icon7
InOneZerobyBryan Walsh·Dec 26, 2019The Biggest Lesson About Climate Change From 2019We need to change how our economy is powered — and that will require politicsA response icon15A response icon15
InOneZerobyBryan Walsh·Oct 10, 2019California’s Preemptive Blackout Portends a Dark FutureClimate change plays a role, but the power outages are chiefly the result of mismanagement — the kind we can no longer affordA response icon11A response icon11
InOneZerobyBryan Walsh·Aug 27, 2019Is This the End?As the clock ticks toward the end times, it’s easy to lose faith in humanity’s ability to endure. But we can’t give up.A response icon23A response icon23
InOneZerobyBryan Walsh·Aug 26, 2019Maybe Let’s Not Try to Talk to AliensIn an effort to speed up the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, some researchers are sending messages into the cosmos. We may not…A response icon27A response icon27
InOneZerobyBryan Walsh·Aug 22, 2019A.I. Is the Cause Of — And Solution To — the End of the WorldThe development of artificial general intelligence offers tremendous benefits and terrible risksA response icon21A response icon21
InOneZerobyBryan Walsh·Aug 19, 2019Bioengineering the End TimesNew technologies like gene editing could vastly improve human life. They also just might end it.A response icon5A response icon5
InOneZerobyBryan Walsh·Aug 16, 2019Could Climate Change Really End the World?Species are going extinct and the climate is warming rapidly — yet at least materially, humans are doing better than ever. Welcome to the…A response icon49A response icon49
InOneZerobyBryan Walsh·Aug 15, 2019The Morning We Learned How to Destroy the WorldSeventy-four years after World War II, we’re still living with the risk of nuclear holocaust — and it all began on a patch of desertA response icon10A response icon10