Perpetual Learning
I used to think upgrading my windows would be the magic bullet for my home’s energy efficiency. Like many of you, I was hoping for a noticeable dip in my electric bill. After all, the old ones were drafty, and I envisioned crisp, cool air staying inside during summer and warm air remaining cozy within … Read more
Did you know that the changing climate isn’t just an environmental issue, but a significant public health concern, particularly for already vulnerable populations? As a scientist who has spent years modeling our atmosphere and studying urban heat islands, I’ve seen firsthand how these environmental shifts disproportionately affect communities. Let’s talk about health disparities and climate … Read more
Back in 2025, my suburban backyard was mostly forgotten. A patchy lawn, a tired swing set, and a whole lot of unused space. I looked at it and saw a missed opportunity. Today, it’s a different story. It’s a vibrant, productive garden buzzing with life, and it all started with a simple idea: to grow … Read more
As July draws to a close, my garden is bursting with the vibrant flavors of summer. This year, the tomatoes are particularly abundant, and the zucchini seems to be multiplying by the hour! It’s a wonderful problem to have, but it also means it’s time to think about preserving this bounty before it goes to … Read more
It’s easy to fall into the trap of comparing nations, especially when it comes to technology and development. For years, India and China have been on many people’s minds, often placed side-by-side in discussions about global progress. While the allure of a direct comparison is strong, it often overlooks the nuanced realities of each nation’s … Read more
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