Perpetual Learning
As someone who’s spent a good chunk of my career in the tech world, I’ve seen firsthand how vital stable environments are for growth and innovation. It’s why we build in redundancies, create checks and balances, and try to shield critical systems from unpredictable influences. This brings me to a concept that’s often discussed but … Read more
Did you know that the common painkillers you reach for when you have a headache or a sore muscle could be quietly contributing to a major global health threat? It sounds surprising, but a recent study is shining a light on a concerning connection between everyday medicines and the growing crisis of antibiotic resistance. We’re … Read more
It’s August 30, 2025, and the world continues to grapple with the realities of a changing climate. But how do we actually decide what to do about it? At its heart, effective climate policy is built on a foundation of solid scientific understanding. Think of it like building a house: you need blueprints, structural analysis, … Read more
I’ve been hearing a lot of chatter lately about the economy. Specifically, a Chief Economist recently pointed out that a recession could impact as much as a third of the U.S. economy. It’s a sobering thought, and one that’s worth digging into. When we talk about recessions, it’s easy to get lost in the headlines. … Read more
Did you know our ancient family tree has some surprising branches? For a long time, scientists thought that modern humans, Homo sapiens, and our close cousins, Neanderthals, only started mixing about 50,000 to 60,000 years ago. This was based on fossil and genetic evidence suggesting they met and mingled after Homo sapiens migrated out of … Read more
Did you know that some waterways across the United States have recently been the site of some very unusual sightings? People are reporting strange, gelatinous masses appearing in rivers and lakes, with some humorously describing them as ‘mutant blobs’ or even ‘cursed gummy bears.’ While these descriptions might sound a bit like science fiction, they’ve … Read more
As the days grow shorter and the air gets a bit crisper, my garden is still giving. It’s that time of year when many of us gardeners are harvesting the last of our summer crops. But what happens when you have a little too much zucchini, a surplus of tomatoes, or an abundance of green … Read more
Hey fellow gardeners! Elias here. Lately, I’ve been getting a few questions from newer gardeners about their watermelon plants looking a bit… sad. Wilting leaves, maybe a yellow tinge, or just not growing like they should. It’s a common puzzle, and it usually boils down to a few key things. When your watermelon plant starts … Read more
Wow, what a year it’s been! As August 30th, 2025, rolls around, I can hardly believe it’s been a full year since I first decided to dig in and start my own vegetable garden. It feels like just yesterday I was staring at a patch of bare earth, full of hope and a healthy dose … Read more
When we talk about climate change, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. The scale of the problem can seem so vast, so global, that our individual actions feel like a drop in the ocean. But what if I told you that some of the most powerful solutions are happening right in our own neighborhoods, driven by … Read more