This View of Life
Magazine

If we want wiser outcomes, we must design environments that bring out the best in human nature.

Darwinism, properly understood, is far more relevant to evolving a better world than most people currently realize.

We can cling to systems that fragment and isolate us, or we can embrace a ProSocial worldview that encourages connection, nurtures well-being, and aligns with our evolutionary nature.

Becoming ProSocial helps to improve the quality of your relationships through more prosocial conversations.

The ProSocial Journey of shared purpose is part of a larger framework for building effective groups.

By identifying the evolutionary roots of our modern afflictions we can address the underlying issues that perpetuate our collective suffering.

Getting beyond fight or flight

Shame evolved to help us to maintain conscientious behavior, but in our modern world it may trigger avoidance and isolation.

Selfishness beats altruism within groups, altruistic groups beat selfish groups, and everything else is commentary.

Children are designed, by natural selection, to educate themselves. It is time we let them.

In a world grappling with complex polycrises, we need a perspective on leadership and social change based on living systems' timeless capacity to adapt and co-exist.