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Character, Virtue, Quarantine

The COVID-19 pandemic has created new challenges for nearly everyone around the world. Even for those whose homes are untouched by the coronavirus itself, daily life, work, and family rhythms have been disrupted. One of the John Templeton Foundation’s core interests is the ways that understanding and cultivating character and virtue can measurably improve human flourishing. Over the past several years, we have commissioned research reviews collecting insights and future questions around the topics — many of which seem especially relevant for the challenges that COVID-19 has brought to the foreground. Generosity. From sewing handmade masks to help protect medical…

The Neuroscience of Free Will

The Art of Meaningful Conversations

Is the Universe Fine-Tuned for Life? | New Research Review from FQXi

Geometric Phases and Symmetric Quantum Measurements

Was Our Universe Made for Us?

What Is Emergence?

Orienting People toward Forgivingness

Nine Ways to Make a Diamond

True Stories Well Told: Using Narrative to Search For Harmonies Between Science and Religion