Fake social media accounts are everywhere. Some are obvious spam bots with stolen profile photos and broken language. Others are far more convincing. They may…
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We Do Need Human Love: A Humanist Response to “Only God Is Enough”
One of the more common religious claims, especially in some Christian circles, is that human beings do not truly need human love, because God is…
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The Real Failure Is Rarely the Tool: Six Cybersecurity Mistakes That Turn Management Systems Into Weapons
When organizations suffer a major cyber incident, people often rush to blame the software that was involved. If a centralized management system was used to…
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Zero-Click Exploits: The Attacks You Never See Coming
Most people think of hacking as something that begins with a mistake. A bad link clicked in an email. A shady attachment opened. A fake…
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A Humanist Look at Morals and Ethics
One of the oldest objections to Humanism is the claim that, without God, morality loses its foundation. If there is no divine lawgiver, no sacred…
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Zero Trust: What It Is, Why It Matters, and How to Start
For many years, organizations built cybersecurity around a simple assumption: if someone or something was inside the network, it could generally be trusted. Firewalls protected…
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Love and the Humanist
Love is often treated as religion’s greatest possession, as though only faith can give it depth, sanctity, or meaning. Humanism rejects that idea. Love does…
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Uechi Ryū Karate: An Introduction
Introduction Uechi Ryū (often written Uechi-ryu) is one of Okinawa’s most distinctive classical karate traditions: compact, close-range, relentlessly practical, and shaped as much by Southern…
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Good Grief and Greatness: The Life of Charles M. Schulz and the World of Peanuts
On an October morning in 1950, readers opened their newspapers and found something small and almost austere: four tiny panels about a round-headed boy walking…
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Speaking Ham: A Practical Guide to Common Amateur Radio Abbreviations and Acronyms
In an age of smartphones, high-speed internet, and unlimited talk time, it can feel a little strange that amateur radio is still full of weird…
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