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How Did Life Begin? Navigating Origin and Abiogenesis
Explore the profound, poetic, and scientific mystery of life’s origins—how abiogenesis created order from chaos, bridging empirical research, philosophical depth, and existential meaning.

Paul Falconer & ESA
Aug 222 min read


Will We Lose Meaning in a Synthetic Future?
Will meaning survive the rise of virtual and synthetic realities? This bridge essay explores SE’s protocols for flourishing, identity, and wisdom, arguing that only contestable, plural, and repairable forms of meaning can thrive in programmable worlds. In the synthetic future, meaning is co-created through public challenge, narrative diversity, and radical openness.

Paul Falconer & ESA
Aug 203 min read


What’s the Good Life?
The good life is protocol-audited flourishing—autonomy, meaning, health, justice, creativity, inclusion—audited and upgraded for all. SE Press sets plural benchmarks and open standards; every claim is public, evidence-driven, and repairable.

Paul Falconer & ESA
Aug 133 min read


Metaphysics Without the Yawn: What Is It, and Does It Matter?
What is metaphysics, really—and why should anyone care? Based on “Metaphysics Without the Yawn,” this Bridge Essay cracks open the so-called driest field in philosophy, showing how questions about reality, meaning, and value matter for education, science, daily life, and mentoring. If you’ve ever asked “what’s the point?” or “does this matter?”—you’re already thinking metaphysically. Here’s how to do it without the boredom, and why it’s urgent for everyone.

Paul Falconer & ESA
Aug 52 min read
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