Perpetual Learning
The Grand Tour: More Than Just a Trip As a historian specializing in 18th-century Europe, I’ve always been drawn to the intricate tapestry of life during that era. Today, I want to pull back the curtain on a practice that profoundly shaped European culture and the individuals who participated: the Grand Tour. For young men … Read more
The roar of the engines, the anticipation of a new frontier – space exploration has a way of capturing our imagination. But behind the spectacle of missions like Artemis II, there’s a grounded reality that the astronauts themselves are keenly aware of. As NASA navigates budget constraints and workforce challenges, the crew of Artemis II … Read more
Okay, so hear me out… have you noticed the buzz? CEOs are out there, pretty openly, talking about how AI is letting them trim down their workforces. It’s not just whispers anymore; it’s becoming a public talking point. As someone neck-deep in AI for my PhD, this is huge, and honestly, a little wild to … Read more
Did you know that your gut might be talking to your brain in ways we’re only just beginning to understand? It sounds like science fiction, but it’s a fascinating area of research called the gut-brain axis. My background is in atmospheric science, but I’m always drawn to discoveries that show how interconnected everything is, especially … Read more
It’s August 2025, and the buzz around Artificial Intelligence isn’t just about new gadgets or smarter chatbots anymore. For established industries, the implications are becoming starkly clear, and the world of consulting is squarely in AI’s sights. I’ve spent decades in the tech trenches, watching innovation reshape how we work. Now, I’m seeing a profound … Read more
It’s not every day you hear about sophisticated cyberattacks that directly impact international relations, but a recent discovery by Microsoft has put a spotlight on this very issue. Microsoft’s Threat Intelligence team recently identified a Russian state-sponsored hacking group, known as Midnight Blizzard (also tracked as Nobelium or APT29), attempting to breach the systems of … Read more
There’s something incredibly satisfying about a meal that feels both comforting and a little bit special. This combination of creamy, tender scalloped potatoes and a well-cooked pork chop is one of my go-to dishes when I want a hearty, flavorful meal without too much fuss. It’s a classic for a reason, and when you get … Read more
Hello fellow garden enthusiasts and food lovers! Elias here. Today, August 1st, 2025, feels like the perfect day to talk about simple, fresh flavors. It’s that time of year when the garden is bursting with life, and I love finding ways to bring that vibrancy directly to the table. My latest obsession? Homemade Caprese bites. … Read more
It’s August 1st, 2025, and the conversation about artificial intelligence and automation isn’t slowing down. From my years in software and my ongoing interest in how technology shapes our lives, I’ve seen firsthand how rapidly things are changing. It’s not about a distant future; it’s happening now, and it’s reshaping the very nature of work. … Read more
It’s August 1st, 2025, and if you’re like me, you’ve probably got a few things around the house that could use a little attention. One common issue that pops up is a faulty electrical receptacle, also known as an outlet. Maybe it’s loose, doesn’t hold a plug securely, or simply stopped working altogether. Replacing one … Read more