We are all Anthropoceans now. It is said that you don’t know what you’re feeling until it has a name. Ours is an ever-increasingly anxious

I’m a lover of books that literally bend to my will.  The sooner I can fold the pages of a book back so that I’m

The Anthropocene is a shaky ride. Many belongings will shift during this wobbly flight. Like the warnings the Western world has been getting since 1000

Anthropoceans are inquisitive. While rigid religiosity is doing everything it can to oversimplify our ever-unfolding multidimensionality of this era, Anthropoceans accept the excitement, confusion, and

We Anthropoceans are pilgrims setting out on a non-linear, Escheresque highway. Anthropocene is the term used to describe the Age of Humanity, i.e., an era

Ian Arthur Bremmer (born November 12, 1969) is an American internationalist trained in political science. He is the founder and president of Eurasia Group, a

War and Civil Liberties Don’t Mix Writing in the December 20, 2021 edition of the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists, security analyst Arnaud Boehmann, reminds us