NASA’s Swift Observatory Closes a 22-Year Chapter
Swift Observatory has ended its science mission after nearly 22 years. Discover why astronomers relied on Swift—and what its final observation marks for space science.
November 2026 Newsletter
Our community needs you, and every helping hand makes a difference. This November, step forward, share your time and ideas, and help us prepare for our Winter Solstice celebration. Dive into this month’s newsletter and discover how you can get involved. Together, we can keep our secular community active, welcoming, and growing!
WeCanReason Webinar – Shame-Sex Attraction: Survivors’ Stories of Conversion Therapy video released
Conversion therapy constitutes the damaging efforts to change queer individuals' sexual orientations and/or gender identities and expressions. Wilson will discuss the prevalence of conversion practices in North America and why the number of reported cases is likely inaccurate.
The Peptide Boom: What Consumers Need to Know
Compounded peptides are gaining attention, but questions about quality, safety and effectiveness remain. Here’s why evidence and clear standards matter.
Could Your Clothes Become Your Next Device?
Singapore researchers have created flexible electronic fibres that could make a sweater sleeve an interactive interface. The prototype shows promise, but still relies on external batteries and control circuits.
WeCanReason Speakers’ Weekly Update
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AI-Designed Viruses Reach a Human Patient
AI-designed bacteriophages have been administered to a patient for the first time, but the company hasn’t disclosed the outcome. Here’s what the early lab results show—and what remains unknown.
See what leaders in science, secularism, critical thinking, and skepticism did last week
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Can Airstrikes Stop Online Disinformation?
Ukraine’s strikes on Russian datacentres appeared to coincide with a drop in bot activity, but experts say that doesn’t mean online disinformation has declined. Here’s what the data actually shows—and why disrupting propaganda networks is more complicated than hitting a few buildings.
Stupidity vs. Reason
Stupidity isn’t a permanent label; faulty beliefs stem from biases and gaps in information, which we can address through clearer thinking and better communication.
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