Perpetual Learning
As someone who has spent a good portion of my life immersed in the dusty archives of technological history, the recent news about Reddit blocking the Wayback Machine from archiving most of its site immediately caught my attention. It’s a development that, while rooted in understandable concerns about unauthorized AI scraping, has significant implications for … Read more
It feels like everyone is talking about Ozempic and Wegovy lately when it comes to weight management. These drugs, which mimic a hormone called GLP-1, have certainly made waves. But what if there was something else, something potentially even more impactful, working its way through the science pipeline? Scientists are buzzing about a tiny molecule … Read more
Did life on Earth begin not under the sun, but in the deep, dark abyss of the ocean floor? That’s the fascinating question NPR’s Short Wave podcast explored recently. It’s a concept that really makes you think about where we came from, and perhaps more excitingly, where else in the universe life might be hiding. … Read more
Okay, so hear me out. What if I told you that your next gaming binge could actually help you shed pounds? I’m talking about VR fitness, and it’s seriously turning the gaming world upside down. Forget those boring treadmills or awkward gym routines. With virtual reality, you can get a killer workout while playing games … Read more
It’s easy to get excited about the possibilities of AI. We’ve all seen how tools like ChatGPT can help with writing, coding, and even brainstorming. But a recent news report highlights a crucial point: not all AI-generated advice is safe or accurate. According to NewsNation, a man recently reported poisoning himself after following dietary advice … Read more
Hello everyone, Arthur Finch here. It’s August 12, 2025, and the tech world is abuzz with talk of GPT-5. As someone who’s spent a career in software, I find it crucial to look beyond the initial excitement and really unpack what these advancements mean for us. Let’s talk specs. Reports suggest GPT-5 is being trained … Read more
It’s easy to think of health threats as things we can see or feel directly – a visible wound, a persistent cough, or maybe even something as widespread as the flu. But researchers are issuing an urgent warning about an ‘invisible’ health threat that’s lurking all around us, impacting our lives more than we might … Read more
Did you know that over 12,000 years ago, a cosmic event might have drastically changed our planet and potentially wiped out an advanced civilization? It’s a mind-boggling idea that scientists are exploring, and the evidence is quite compelling. Imagine a time when Earth’s climate shifted dramatically, becoming much colder. This wasn’t just a mild change; … Read more
It’s fascinating when nature throws us a curveball, isn’t it? A recent query about a bee with an unusual number of wings – three, with one seemingly broken – got me thinking about the incredible diversity and occasional quirks in the insect world. Bees, like most insects, typically have four wings. They are arranged in … Read more
When governments impose tariffs, it’s often framed as a way to protect domestic industries or address trade imbalances. We saw a lot of this during the Trump administration, with significant tariffs placed on goods from countries like China and the European Union. But as someone who’s spent decades in the business world, I’ve learned that … Read more