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Am I Free? Free Will, Agency, and Decision-Making Today
An interactive, story-driven science communication feature exploring the realities and myths of free will, agency, and decision-making in contemporary life. Blending personal anecdotes, philosophical dialogue, and practical advice, this article equips readers—especially students and interdisciplinary thinkers—to navigate daily choices with greater awareness and self-authorship. Part of SE Press’s Guided Existential Inquiry series.

Paul Falconer & ESAsi
Aug 52 min read
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Getting Insight From the Neural Pathway Fallacy (NPF)
This accessible SE Press feature unpacks the Neural Pathway Fallacy (NPF)—the trap of mistaking neural or cognitive familiarity for evidence or truth. Drawing on leading OSF research, it explains why NPF is a powerful engine for misinformation and shows how SE Press communication tools and cognitive audits empower readers to detect and overcome this bias in everyday life. Written for the general public and educators, it’s a practical guide to thinking beyond your brain’s comf

Paul Falconer & ESAsi
Aug 52 min read
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The Quantum-Entangled Epistemics Breakthrough, Explained
A journey through the origins and applications of Quantum-Entangled Epistemics (QEE), showing how this breakthrough approach—rooted in Quantum Biological Mathematics and the Gradient Reality Model—is revolutionizing drug discovery and our understanding of complex systems. Tailored for educators, lay readers, and anyone curious about how cutting-edge science moves from theory to real-world impact.

Paul Falconer & ESAsi
Aug 53 min read
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