Perpetual Learning
The Unseen Architect of Life: Why Doubting RNA is Like Doubting Gravity Today is August 25, 2025. You know, sometimes in science, we encounter ideas that, frankly, seem a bit out there. We’ve all heard of people denying climate change or questioning vaccine safety, but have you ever stopped to think about someone denying something … Read more
Did you know that some of the most mind-boggling mysteries of our universe might be linked by the very same cosmic objects? I’m talking about black holes and dark energy. For a long time, scientists have been trying to piece together the universe’s story. We know about galaxies, stars, and planets, but there’s so much … Read more
Okay, so you’re thinking about jumping into VR, huh? Awesome. It’s a wild ride, and with 2025 rolling along, there are some seriously cool options out there, especially if this is your first rodeo. I’ve been deep in the VR scene for a while now, thanks to my PhD work and an internship at a … Read more
It’s concerning to hear reports about a rise in syphilis, particularly congenital syphilis, impacting newborns. Recent news highlighting three infant deaths in New York due to this condition is a stark reminder of how critical prenatal care and public health awareness truly are. The New York State Department of Health (NYS DOH) is rightly increasing … Read more
New Hope for Chronic Pain: Targeting Pain Without the Addiction Risk Living with chronic pain can be incredibly isolating. It’s a constant battle that affects every aspect of life, often leaving individuals feeling misunderstood and alone. But what if we could finally find a way to manage pain effectively, without the devastating risk of addiction … Read more
It’s August 24, 2025, and I’ve been thinking a lot about the future. Specifically, what happens when we get to a point where making and distributing physical things becomes as easy as sharing a digital file. Think about it: today, if you want to share a song or a movie, you can do it almost … Read more
Did you know that scientists are constantly unearthing new secrets about our planet’s past? It’s pretty amazing! Just recently, there was a discovery that’s really got paleontologists talking: a new species of dinosaur with a sail-like structure on its back. This finding, reported by the Indian Defence Review, offers a fresh glimpse into the incredible … Read more
Okay, so hear me out… When the PlayStation VR2 dropped, it felt like a pretty big deal. Sony put a lot of effort into it, and honestly, the headset itself is a solid piece of tech. But lately, if you’re a VR enthusiast, especially a racing sim fan, you might have noticed something. The big … Read more
Have you ever looked at a frog, a lizard, or a parrot and noticed how vibrantly green they are? It’s a common sight in the animal kingdom. Now, think about mammals. Foxes, bears, mice, even us humans – we’re generally shades of brown, black, white, or gray. So, why the big color difference? Why are … Read more
We all love a bit of green in our homes, but let’s be honest, sometimes our leafy friends can be a real challenge. I’ve certainly had my share of plant parenting struggles, and today I want to talk about one of my personal nemeses: the Calathea. Calatheas, with their stunning patterns and