“The youth of Morocco carries the message of a nation,” reads an open letter from the Gen Z 212 movement Continue reading →
Benjamin Studebaker on the new piracy of the fallen professionals.
Why Single Descriptors Fail Mathematically
Only one thing has ever happened
Her Soul Departs to be with God after All Saint's Day, Her Liminal and Creative Legacy Lives On
The Logic of Love and Social Reproduction in the Shadows of the Moonlight
Miranda Anderson reviews Resistance, the exhibition and book, that explores a century of protest through photography. It captures the power of collective action and the persistence of hope. Moving...
It is often thought that Marx, despite starting out as a philosopher, sought to break with philosophy in order to carry out his mature work. In this essay, Christoph Schuringa argues that Marx's...
Mathematical Isomorphisms from Quantum Fluxoids to Epistemic-Economic Control
Cyclical Time, Blood Ritual, and the Third Eye Against Specular War
Three new short stories by Luke O'Neil—"The rules," "How to live," and "Something that was once potentially good"—are excerpted here from his new book of stories, We Had it Coming, out from OR...
The Isomorphic Mathematics of ZKPs and Psychological Capture
The Teleoplexic Convergence of Thielian Monopoly in Digital Space
The voyage went relatively well until the interception. We sailed with the 1000 Madleens to the Gaza flotilla so we spent some time catching up to them, waiting for them and then sailing with...
There is nothing revolutionary in One Battle After Another.
When Social Engineering Replaces Technical Debate
Scientists take another step toward unraveling a tangled web The post Why Do Spiders Decorate Their Webs? A New Piece of the Puzzle appeared first on Nautilus.
This Halloween, Kim Kelly digs into the history of medical graverobbing and desecration-for-profit—a long-buried symptom of the heedlessness and abject cruelty of centuries past. Right? Surely...
Formalizing the Mathematical Theorem That Guarantees ZK-CBDC Immunity
RIP, Susie The post The Oldest Female Chimp in Captivity Dies appeared first on Nautilus.
Dr. Kelvin McQueen, Associate Professor of Philosophy at Chapman University, examines the leading quantum-consciousness theories and the unresolved questions that still hinder them all: what...
Nautilus: Print Edition 64
Oct 31
Issue 64 of the Nautilus print edition combines some of the best content from our September and October 2025 online issues. It includes contributions from neuroscientist Grigori...
We have tipped the scale toward humans and livestock, reducing the share of wild mammals The post Humans Have Upended the World’s Balance of Mammals appeared first on Nautilus.
The chemistry behind the synthetic opioid at the center of global trade tensions The post Fentanyl’s Deadly Recipe appeared first on Nautilus.
From ancient monsters to modern slashers, our fascination with horror may be an evolutionary gift The post Why We Love Horror Stories appeared first on Nautilus.
The Baffler: In Poor Health
Oct 31
What is the real mission of a safety-net hospital?
The Mathematical Inevitability of Privacy Tech Co-option and the Escape Hatch
Donald Trump is getting richer. That's a threat to democracy.
Hungry for more light to find insects, this scientist championed the “unscientific and impractical” idea of changing time The post The 19th-Century Entomologist Who Dreamed Up Daylight Savings...
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If language is what makes us human, what does it mean now that large language models have gained “metalinguistic” abilities? The post In a First, AI Models Analyze Language As Well As a Human...
Why caring for nature is caring for ourselves The post Nature’s Prescription for Our Future appeared first on Nautilus.
The No-Priors Theorem and the Inevitability of the Markovian Protocol
