Perpetual Learning
Hey everyone, Kenji here. Life throws curveballs, and sometimes those curveballs involve significant financial shifts, like managing an inheritance or helping a parent with their finances. These aren’t always straightforward situations, and they can feel overwhelming. My background is in financial analysis, especially in areas like emerging markets and cryptocurrency, which are often complex and … Read more
Hey everyone, Elias here! If you’ve been following along, you know how much I love getting my hands dirty in the garden. This year, like most years, my backyard is bursting with life, and a lot of that success comes down to something surprisingly simple: healthy soil. And guess what’s one of the best ways … Read more
It’s late July, and if you’re a gardener, you know what that means. The initial excitement of spring planting has settled into the steady rhythm of tending, harvesting, and, sometimes, a little bit of wondering if you’ve taken on too much. This year, I decided to go big. I expanded my tomato varieties, planted more … Read more
There’s something incredibly rewarding about stepping out into your backyard and collecting a warm, fresh egg. For me, that simple pleasure is part of a larger, more sustainable way of living that I love to share with you all. Many of you know my passion for gardening and growing our own food. Adding backyard chickens … Read more
It’s fascinating to watch the evolution of artificial intelligence, especially when we discuss its limitations. The OpenAI IMO (International Mathematics Olympiad) team recently touched on a crucial aspect: Question 6. This wasn’t about finding the right answer, but about the model’s ability to recognize when it doesn’t have a solution. From my perspective, this is … Read more
It’s July 31st, 2025, and as I look out at my garden, I’m reminded of how much has changed since I first started digging. What began as a simple desire to grow some vegetables has evolved into a complex, thriving ecosystem. And like any good story, it deserves to be documented. That’s why I’ve been … Read more
It’s the end of July, and my garden is bursting with life! This time of year is always special for gardeners like me – it’s when all that early spring work really pays off. The sun has been generous, and my plants are showing their gratitude with a vibrant display of produce. This year, my … Read more
Summer is in full swing here in the Midwest, and my garden is absolutely bursting with life. The tomatoes are heavy on the vine, the peppers are starting to ripen, and the zucchini… well, let’s just say there’s plenty to go around! There’s something incredibly rewarding about growing your own food. It’s not just about … Read more
Did you know that the very weather patterns that sustain our planet are shifting, and this shift is directly impacting the food on our plates? As a scientist who studies climate, I’ve seen firsthand how subtle changes in temperature and rainfall can have massive ripple effects. Today, I want to talk about a critical intersection: … Read more
Lately, I’ve been hearing a lot of chatter about the homesteading dream – packing up, moving to the country, and living off the land. It’s a romantic idea, I get it. There’s something deeply appealing about self-sufficiency and a closer connection to nature. My own garden has given me a taste of that satisfaction, but … Read more