Still no rejection from Black Library's 2025 open submissions? My personal update on the 500-word "Clash" entry featuring Urien Rakarth & Fabius Bile. Waiting since March 2025 – here's what happened (and why I'm holding the story).

Deep dive into CGP Grey’s “Rules for Rulers” applied to 2026 Dutch coalitions, EU fragmentation, global chokeholds. Obsessive brain rot ahead ♡

Learn how to make a simple thyme drink for cough relief and turn it into homemade thyme cough syrup using basic kitchen supplies. A practical guide to herbal respiratory support.

How do the films Coherence (2013) and Decoherence (2015) use quantum theory to explore identity? We explain the science of superposition, the Schrödinger's cat paradox, and the scary side of parallel realities.

Discover the F1 2026 changes in this guide to nimble cars, 50/50 power units, and the end of DRS. Explore the new regulations, teams like Audi & Cadillac, and driver drama.

Beyond Quenya and Sindarin lies "Fonwegian." We explore the obscure conlang from Tolkien's 1931 lecture, A Secret Vice, and what it reveals about his philosophy of world-building.

A personal January 2026 wrap up on launching my blog, entering a Prime Rhythm Creation Phase, and moving from drafts to publishing. Reflections on creative momentum, prime number planning, and building in public.

Discover Prime Rhythm: a creative planning method inspired by prime numbers (2, 3, 5, 7, 11) and nature's irregular heartbeat.

Pinel Frees the Mad | Meaning and History of Tony Robert Fleury’s Painting

Formula 1 is back, folks, and the 2026 season just kicked off with a bang in Detroit. Yee-ha.

The week between Christmas and New Year feels strange because of how your brain constructs time perception. Here's what psychology research reveals about holiday time distortion.

The 2026 F1 season brings the biggest rule changes in history. Smaller cars, 50/50 hybrid power, active aero, and the end of DRS. Here's what you need to know.

A detailed timeline of the Louvre jewel heist, the stolen crown jewels, investigation updates, values, theories, and what is known today.

A clear introduction to Dadaism, its origins, ideas, and why absurdity became a powerful artistic response to modern crisis.

The trees of Oxford are more than landscape. They tell a story about time, foresight, and responsibility that stretches across centuries. In the grounds of Oxford colleges, ancient oaks were planted not for the planters themselves, but for future generations.

A reflective look at the real stakes of AI, inspired by Nick Bostrom’s Superintelligence, exploring indifference, risk, and what it means to use AI responsibly.