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  • December 18, 2023

    Things I Didn’t Know About Quantum Entanglement

    I’ve gained a valuable insight into how humanity’s collective understanding of this enigmatic field has evolved over time. I feel that goes a long way.


  • October 19, 2023

    What A Quarter Century Worth of Winners Says About the Booker Prize

    Trying to get even the most ephemeral grasp of anything as complex as English language literature, might seem like a fools errand.


  • September 5, 2023

    The World’s Not Enough : Steve Jobs Held Hostage By Own Exquisite Taste

    It’s sad to think that we need disaster to strike in our lives, in order to sober up and see what’s worth a damn. Sad, but at the same time also somehow hopeful.


  • August 31, 2023

    Trying to Grasp Photonics

    What other branch of science can claim to solve teleportation and levitation? Where else to turn for invisibility cloaks and computers which run on light alone?


  • August 22, 2023

    BUST! the Productive Failure of LK-99

    Ambient pressure room temperature superconductivity didn’t happen. But the LK-99 debacle was kind of inspiring in at least two ways.


  • July 26, 2023

    BOOM!

    Let’s sacrifice a goat and pray that room temperature superconductivity is actually finally *happening*!


  • July 12, 2023

    Interbrain Synchrony

    The hippies were right all along: brain-to-brain synchrony is really a thing.


  • July 6, 2023

    This Could Change Everything : Superconductivity Heating Up

    If we could figure out how to achieve superconductivity at higher temperatures, it would be such a huge deal that the impact is hard to even imagine. This might just be on the brink of happening now…


  • June 8, 2023

    The Science of Science

    There’s an emerging scientific discipline dedicated to the study of science itself.


  • June 3, 2023

    Making Belief : A Brief History of World Expos

    World expos might have played out their roles today, but historically they’ve had three important functions to fill.


  • June 1, 2023

    What We Need Libraries For

    I like to think of future libraries as places where we go to be inspired and surprised.


  • May 25, 2023

    Sundar Pichai in da House : Google’s CEO on AI, the Digital Divide and the Future of Robotics

    His soft spoken reflectiveness feels about as far away from your typical tech-bro as is possible to imagine.


  • May 24, 2023

    Atomic Swing : A Brief History of the Shifting Swedish Nuclear Policy

    Public discourse is swinging back into favouring nuclear power, but this time there’s a visionary mismatch between politicians and scientists.


  • May 17, 2023

    Aspects of Fashion That Never Crossed My Mind

    Representational aesthetics is all about what stories we’re trying to tell about ourselves.


  • April 19, 2023

    Things I Didn’t Know About IP Protection

    Just because it’s patentable doesn’t mean it works.

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