Lincoln Cannon reflects on how our living ancestors shelter us from the unknown—and what it means when we, in turn, become humanity's limits.
Facebook disabled Lincoln Cannon’s account after he advocated for decentralized social media. Read his firsthand account of algorithmic censorship and why decentralized networks matter.
Explore 75 thoughtful reflections on the October 2020 LDS General Conference—affirmations, critiques, and questions that provoke deeper engagement with Church leaders’ messages.
Lincoln Cannon reflects on loving the LDS Church while holding a transhumanist perspective—engaging critically with its truth claims from within the faith.
Explore why adaptability is the ultimate form of intelligence. Lincoln Cannon reflects on how learning to think, question, and improvise prepares us for an unpredictable future.
Lincoln Cannon reflects on a metaphorical black filing cabinet inherited from his father—asking what we fill our lives with and what legacy we leave behind.
Lincoln Cannon contends that science supports religiosity—research links religion to better health, mental well-being, and community outcomes.
Lincoln Cannon shares 47 reflections on the April 2019 LDS General Conference, reading each talk through a transhumanist lens of faith and transformation.
Lincoln Cannon reflects on President Nelson's call to stop using 'Mormon' as a nickname, asking whether it's okay to still identify as a Mormon.
Explore 49 reflections on October 2018 LDS General Conference—affirmations, critiques, and questions on Church changes, home-centered faith, and more.