Perpetual Learning
Hey everyone! Mateo here. So, Samsung just dropped the beta for their latest software update, One UI 8, and it’s rolling out to a bunch of devices right now. As someone who’s always tinkering with the latest tech, I had to dive in and see what’s what. Samsung’s One UI is pretty familiar to most … Read more
It’s hard to ignore the changes happening around us. As someone who’s spent decades in technology, I’ve seen how innovation can reshape societies, often in ways we don’t anticipate. Today, I want to talk about something happening in South Korea that’s a stark reminder of this dynamic: a projected spike in elderly poverty. This isn’t … Read more
Alright, so hear me out. We’ve been talking about AI and its impact on jobs for ages, right? Well, Mark Cuban, you know, the tech mogul, he’s been pretty vocal lately about what he’s seeing. Cuban recently shared some thoughts that are definitely making people think twice about the future of white-collar work and even … Read more
This year, my garden has thrown me a delightful curveball. Amidst the familiar greens and purples of my usual eggplant varieties, I discovered something quite unexpected: a patch of vibrant orange eggplants. I’ve always been fascinated by heirloom vegetables. They carry with them a history, a story of resilience and adaptation, and often, a unique … Read more
You know, I’ve always loved the idea of a garden that tells a story. Not just about what’s growing, but about how it got there. My own backyard transformation from a typical suburban lawn to a thriving haven has been a journey filled with learning, and a lot of digging! One of the things I … Read more
There’s something incredibly satisfying about stepping out into your own garden and plucking ingredients for a meal. Today, the stars of my backyard are my key lemons, bursting with that bright, zesty flavor we all love. It’s September 3rd, 2025, and the harvest is in! For those of us who don’t live in a tropical … Read more
The march of artificial intelligence into healthcare continues, and one area where it’s showing significant promise is in cancer diagnostics, particularly prostate cancer. For years, medical professionals have relied on a combination of imaging techniques and pathology reports to detect and diagnose prostate cancer. However, these methods, while effective, can sometimes be subjective or require … Read more
Did you know that ice, that familiar frozen water, can actually generate electricity when you bend it? It sounds like something out of science fiction, but researchers have recently discovered just that! This isn’t about freezing your electric bill, but it’s a fascinating glimpse into how physical forces can interact with materials in unexpected ways. … Read more
Did you know that something as common as a pesticide could be linked to widespread brain abnormalities in children? It’s a critical intersection of environmental science and public health, and it’s something we really need to talk about. As someone who dives deep into environmental science and its impact on our communities, I’m always looking … Read more
Remember my backyard? It used to be just… grass. A neat, predictable rectangle of green that required more mowing than enjoyment. Like many of you, I dreamt of something more, something that fed not just the eyes, but the stomach and soul too. Today, I want to share my journey of transforming that typical suburban … Read more