Perpetual Learning
As someone fascinated by space exploration and how we push the boundaries of human endeavor, I’ve always admired the ingenuity and preparedness that goes into NASA missions. So, it got me thinking: what if we applied that same spirit of meticulous planning and resourcefulness to our Everyday Carry (EDC) kits? Today, August 25, 2025, let’s … Read more
It’s easy to get swept up in the sheer pace of technological change. We see new tools, faster processors, and smarter algorithms popping up constantly. And while these advancements are undeniably powerful engines for economic growth, they’re not always a rising tide that lifts all boats. In fact, technology’s uneven deployment and adoption can sometimes … Read more
Imagine looking out into the night sky and seeing not just the familiar stars and galaxies, but also… something else. Something that doesn’t quite fit our current understanding of how the universe works. That’s exactly what NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has done, recently discovering around 300 mysterious objects in the early universe that, … Read more
Imagine a universe without black holes. It’s a strange thought, isn’t it? These cosmic enigmas, with gravity so strong nothing escapes, are destined to eventually disappear. But what happens to all the matter and energy they’ve consumed over billions of years? It’s a question that takes us to the very edge of our understanding of … Read more
It’s August 2025, and the world of economics often feels as complex and fast-moving as the tech industry I spent my career in. Both fields grapple with profound ethical questions, especially when policies are shaped by political figures. The impact, much like technology’s ripple effect, can be far-reaching and deeply human. Think about how technology … Read more
Did you know that the ‘king of poisons’ is steadily accumulating in rice fields across the globe? It sounds like something out of a science fiction novel, but recent studies are sounding the alarm. This buildup could have serious consequences for our food security and public health. Let’s talk about arsenic. It’s a naturally occurring … Read more
There’s a special kind of satisfaction that comes from stepping out your back door and picking fresh vegetables and fruit that you’ve grown yourself. It might seem like a big undertaking, but transforming a typical suburban backyard into a productive food-producing space is more achievable than you might think. I’ve spent years turning my own … Read more
As the calendar flips to August 25th, 2025, I find myself in that familiar, yet always exciting, transition period in my garden. The peak of summer is starting to wane, and a different kind of magic begins to unfold. For me, this shift is most beautifully announced by the arrival of my moonflowers. I’ve cultivated … Read more
Did you know that the universe is constantly sending us signals? For years, scientists have been picking up these mysterious, powerful radio waves from deep space called Fast Radio Bursts, or FRBs. They’re like cosmic Morse code, but we’re still trying to decipher the message. Recently, astronomers made a huge breakthrough. They’ve managed to pinpoint … Read more
Summer is here, and there’s nothing quite like the taste of fresh vegetables and fruits straight from your own garden. This year, I’m excited to share some practical tips that helped transform my suburban backyard into a productive oasis, and I hope they’ll inspire you to get your hands dirty too! Start with the Soil: … Read more