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Letters for a Post-Material Future

Essays about the future of science, consciousness studies, evolution, spirituality, and the meaning of Life.

Newsletter · By Marco Masi · English · Official site

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  1. Issue · Aug 7, 2026

    What is Beauty? (opens the original)

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    Being inspired by the beautiful paintings of my friend Vittorio Marchesi, an artist living near Venice, Italy, I could not escape my usual tendency to ask philosophical questions with my familiar mystical nuances.We often say that beauty is in the eye of the beholder: that it is a human and social construct, rather than something that exists objectively in the world, like stones, buildings, and mountains “out there.”Indeed, what appears beautiful to me may not evoke any aesthetic response in oth

  2. Issue · Jul 26, 2026

    On the Uselessness of Philosophy (opens the original)

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    Many regard philosophy as a waste of time because it appears to produce no immediate practical benefits, tangible products, or technological innovations. Philosophical inquiry is often dismissed as abstract speculation detached from the realities of everyday life. Even among scientists this is a widespread belief. Stephen Hawking famously declared that "philosophy is dead" because he believed philosophy had failed to keep pace with modern physics.What practical use is there in philosophers debat

  3. Issue · Jul 20, 2026

    Between Biospheric Self-Regeneration and the Growth of Wisdom (opens the original)

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    For the first time in Earth’s history, one species has acquired the capacity to transform the biosphere on a planetary scale. Through deforestation, industrial agriculture, fossil fuel extraction, pollution, and the rapid alteration of natural habitats, human activity has disrupted ecological systems that took millions of years to evolve. Humans have become a “geological force” capable of altering climate patterns, reshaping landscapes, and the cycles that regulate life. Can a civilization built

  4. Issue · Jul 13, 2026

    Will the Future of Medicine Be Star Trek–Like? (opens the original)

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    We are told that, the coming decades are likely to witness an unprecedented convergence of biotechnology, artificial intelligence, and nanotechnology. AI systems will assist physicians in analyzing vast amounts of medical data, identifying subtle patterns that may escape human observation, and recommending highly personalized treatment plans. Advances in genomics and gene-editing technologies such as CRISPR will make it possible to correct certain genetic disorders at their source, while laborat

  5. Issue · Jul 9, 2026

    Money as a Force of Consciousness and Manifestation (opens the original)

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    What is money?It sounds like a silly question, but what is money, really? Most of us would answer without hesitation: coins, banknotes, bank accounts, stocks, or digital numbers on a screen. Yet the deeper we look, the more elusive money becomes. Its physical forms change from age to age—shells, gold, paper, electronic records—while its influence over human life remains remarkably constant.Nowadays, especially on social media and within spiritual circles, the provocative idea that money is not m

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