Perpetual Learning
Hey everyone, Elias here! Have you ever looked at your favorite houseplant or garden specimen and noticed something… unusual? Maybe a sticky residue, or a strange new growth that looks a little out of place? It’s a common gardening puzzle, and recently, someone asked me about a sticky substance on their plant. It’s a great … Read more
You know, I thought I was just adding a touch of the tropics to my yard when I planted that lime tree. A little zest for life, right? But lately, my little lime tree has been emitting an aroma that’s, well, less than fragrant. It’s got me wondering if this is a phase, a sign … Read more
Okay, so hear me out… Ever since tech heavyweights like Geoffrey Hinton started talking about AI potentially causing mass unemployment, a lot of us have been feeling a bit uneasy. It’s like, “Whoa, is my job going to be next?” It’s a valid concern, and honestly, it’s something we need to talk about, not just … Read more
It feels like we’re constantly hearing about tariffs and trade wars these days. The news cycles buzz with potential tariff refund bills, or how trade disputes might impact jobs in critical sectors like semiconductors. From my perspective, having spent decades in tech, these aren’t just abstract economic concepts; they have real, tangible consequences that touch … Read more
Did you know that spending time in space might be accelerating the aging process of our very own cells? A fascinating new study has found that human stem cells actually age more rapidly when exposed to the unique environment of space. This discovery has some pretty big implications, especially as we plan for longer space … Read more
I just got back from IFA Berlin 2025, and wow, the future is bright – and a lot more connected. This year felt like a real step forward. We’re not just talking about incremental upgrades; there were some genuinely cool pieces of tech that caught my eye, and the best part? Most of them are … Read more
Did you know that astronomers are getting closer than ever to understanding if we’re alone in the universe? Today, September 9, 2025, is a big day because NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is turning its powerful gaze toward TRAPPIST-1 e. This exoplanet is about the same size as Earth and orbits within the ‘habitable … Read more
Friends, I’m Simone, and today we’re diving into some truly exciting science that tackles two of our biggest challenges: plastic pollution and climate change. Did you know that scientists have found a way to transform plastic waste into a material that actually eats carbon dioxide? It’s a concept straight out of science fiction, but it’s … Read more
It’s always inspiring to see incredible scientific talent emerging from every corner of the world, and today, I want to shine a light on some remarkable Ghanaian scientists. They are making significant contributions across various fields, proving that groundbreaking innovation knows no borders. This article from GhanaWeb highlights five individuals whose work is truly making … Read more
It’s fascinating to see how deeply intertwined technology, economic policies, and even political decisions have become. As someone who’s spent decades in the tech world, I’ve watched this intersection evolve, and today, it feels more critical than ever. Think about the semiconductor industry. These tiny chips are the brains behind almost everything we use, from … Read more