Perpetual Learning
Hello fellow gardeners and food lovers! Elias here. Today, I want to talk about something that truly brings me joy in the garden and on the plate: heirloom tomatoes. If you’ve ever bitten into a pale, watery supermarket tomato, you know how much we miss out on when we don’t explore these incredible varieties. So, … Read more
We often celebrate technological advancement as a pure good, a relentless march towards a better future. And in many ways, it is. But as someone who’s spent decades in the tech industry, I’ve also seen firsthand how rapid shifts can create significant disruption for the people whose livelihoods depend on the old ways. It’s not … Read more
It’s not every day that a new species of ancient shark is discovered, especially not in a place like Mammoth Cave National Park. But that’s exactly what happened recently, connecting a familiar natural wonder with the incredible story of prehistoric life. Mammoth Cave, known for its vast underground systems, has unveiled a fascinating secret from … Read more
You know how much I love baking focaccia. There’s just something magical about that chewy, airy bread, especially when it’s drizzled with good olive oil, fresh from the oven. It’s the kind of simple pleasure that makes my kitchen feel like the heart of our home. But lately, as I’ve been pouring that golden liquid, … Read more
When I first started out as a self-taught artist, it felt like I was constantly chasing inspiration. I’d have these amazing bursts of creativity, then nothing for weeks. I’d compare myself to others, feeling like I just didn’t have that consistent ‘spark.’ Sound familiar? It took me a while, but I figured out something important: … Read more
You’ve probably seen headlines about robots taking over factories. But the real story isn’t just about automation. It’s about robotic autonomy – how these machines are becoming self-sufficient, and what that means for production costs and investment opportunities. For years, industrial robots were powerful but dependent. They needed human oversight for maintenance, battery changes, and … Read more
The title ‘Milky Way and a Chapel’ sounds like the start of a poem, doesn’t it? It’s unusual, almost mystical. But for me, a scientist who spends her days thinking about our planet and its atmosphere, it sparks a different kind of wonder. It’s about finding perspective, a connection between the vastness of the cosmos … Read more
There’s nothing quite like stepping out into the backyard and plucking dinner right off the vine. If you’ve been following along, you know my garden isn’t just a hobby; it’s a huge part of how my family eats. And lately, it’s been bursting at the seams with all sorts of seasonal goodness. But here’s the … Read more
You know I usually talk about markets, crypto, and how to optimize your financial strategy. I focus on actionable insights, backed by data. But sometimes, to understand where we’re going, you need to look at how far we’ve come. And I recently stumbled into some fascinating archaeological findings that really put human ingenuity into perspective: … Read more
It’s easy to feel a sense of unease when we talk about automation. The idea of machines taking over jobs, or fundamentally changing how we work, can be unsettling. But as someone who’s spent a career in technology, I find it helpful to look back. History, especially the history of industrial revolutions, offers us valuable … Read more