Perpetual Learning
Planning your first trip to Europe is exciting! For many of us, especially those who have spent years buried in historical texts, the thought of navigating unfamiliar airports can feel a bit daunting. My own travels, often dictated by research needs in far-flung archives, have taught me a few crucial lessons about making those airport … Read more
So, you’re planning your first trip to Europe? That’s wonderful! My own journeys often revolve around tracing the footsteps of 18th-century figures, but the practical side of travel is something I’ve had to learn firsthand. It’s a fascinating blend of historical curiosity and, well, wrestling with a suitcase. My love for the 18th century – … Read more
Losing a sibling is incredibly difficult. When that loss is sudden, the emotional toll is immense, and dealing with practical matters can feel overwhelming. If your sister recently passed away and you’ve been named the sole beneficiary of her 401(k), it’s natural to wonder about the next steps. I’m Kenji Ito, and while I focus … Read more
Alright fellow gardeners, let’s talk water. As you know, I’m always looking for ways to be more resourceful, and that includes keeping my old hand pump in good working order. It’s a beautiful piece of history and a reliable water source for the garden. Recently, I ran into a bit of a snag. While trying … Read more
Hey everyone! Elias here. Today, I want to talk about something truly special: taking ingredients straight from the garden and turning them into a meal that’s both comforting and exciting. We’re talking smash burgers, but with a twist – a homemade red onion jam that’s going to blow you away. When I look at my … Read more
Okay, so hear me out… AI is everywhere now, right? From the apps on our phones to the way companies operate, it’s changing things fast. As someone neck-deep in AI research for my PhD and dabbling in cybersecurity, I see both the insane potential and some pretty gnarly risks. Let’s break down AI ethics and … Read more
Hey everyone, Mateo here! It’s July 28th, 2025, and I’ve been deep in the AI trenches, as usual. We’re hearing a lot about AI agents – those smart systems that can supposedly take a goal and figure out all the steps to get there, like booking your flights or planning your next big project. Sounds … Read more
Summer’s bounty is often a time of celebration, but it also brings the challenge of preserving our harvest. Recently, I got a great question from a reader in an arid climate asking about the best way to store onions. It’s a fantastic question, especially when you’re dealing with less humidity than we might be used … Read more
Okay, so hear me out… scientists in China have spotted something super rare and honestly, pretty mind-bending: quantum friction in folded graphene. I know, I know, “quantum” and “friction” together sounds like something straight out of a sci-fi flick, but this is real science happening right now. So, what exactly is this stuff? Basically, graphene … Read more
Okay, so hear me out… if you’re rocking a Quest 3 and trying to power it up while plugged into your PC for that sweet, sweet PCVR experience, you might have noticed something a little… off. Today is July 28th, 2025, and this is a topic that’s been buzzing in the VR community, especially for … Read more