You’ve no doubt heard what banks say about debts: when your customer owes you $1,000 it’s their problem if they can’t pay it back. But when the debt is $100 ...

It’s a cliché that the truth is often a subtle, nuanced thing. Rather than some binary choice it is more often something relative to context: time, place & s...

Best selling biographer Helgar Osmath has no love for big business. Her passion is for those interesting characters who stand out from the crowd and make a d...

When it comes down to it, what we believe is largely determined by a market. We sometimes shop there, looking for answers to the many questions that life thr...

The question begs many others. What kind of change are we talking about? Climate change, political change, social change? And how much change are we talking ...

When confronted with that well-known lifeboat test, who would you choose and why? Are you looking to save others, for others to save you or for some harmonio...

Are you suffering from truth fatigue? When Priests and Presidents can’t be trusted to honour it any more it’s no surprise that we retreat to our own little b...

Everything that can happen will happen. It’s a neat solution to the core problem with evolution - why did it happen at all? The theory goes that the forces t...

Not so long ago there was little true understanding of mental health. Diagnosis & treatments for many conditions did not exist or at best were crude, sometim...

As most of us know, black holes are said to be concentrations of energy & matter which have such enormous power of attraction that they swallow up whole plan...

Equations are amazing things, endowed with a concentration of meaning and delivered in perfect balance they are sadly often beyond the understanding of we me...

The fact that we have no word for the opposite of a sin reveals how skewed our system of moral judgement has become and how biased it is towards the negative...

..when we have shuffled off this mortal coil?’ Roughly translated, Shakespeare was asking through the mouthpiece of his tormented prince, ‘when we die, where...

So the argument goes that because our brains are finite physical things, they can only model similarly finite things, we simply cannot imagine anything beyon...