Navigating the Overwhelming

A lot of days begin with the best of intentions, a neatly organized to-do list and a surge of motivation. Yet, by mid-morning, the carefully laid plans had crumbled into a chaotic jumble of half-finished tasks and mounting anxieties. You find yourself jumping from one urgent request to another, feeling

Battling News Fatigue in the Digital Age

It's not just about being tired of the news; it's about the psychological toll it takes, the feeling that the world is perpetually on fire, and that we are powerless to extinguish the flames.

[Book Summary] Atomic Habits: Building Habits That Stick

I remember a time when my desk was perpetually cluttered, my to-do list a source of constant anxiety, and the idea of consistent progress felt like a distant dream. It wasn't a lack of ambition, but rather a struggle to translate good intentions into concrete actions. Then, I

The Alchemy of the Bean

The final cup of coffee is a complex mixture of water, soluble compounds, and volatile aromas. The balance of these elements determines the taste, body, and acidity of the brew.

Beyond the "Like" Button: Fostering Meaningful Online Discussions

The challenge lies in finding a balance: preserving the benefits of anonymity while simultaneously fostering a more constructive online environment.

It's Never Too Late to Learn Something New

That little regret in the back of your mind, the "I wish I'd learned more about that" whisper – it's not regret, it's opportunity knocking.

Understanding and Combating Fake News

Sometimes, it's simply about sowing chaos and distrust, undermining faith in institutions and eroding social cohesion.

Mind and Body: A Symbiotic Relationship

We all intuitively grasp the importance of physical health.  We're bombarded with messages about eating right, exercising regularly, and getting enough sleep on the daily. We understand the need to mend a broken bone, treat an illness, or rest when we're feeling under the weather.  It&

Chess vs. Go: A Battle of Tactics vs. a War of Strategy

Time for, basically, a hype session about two nerdy abstract games that have been around for, collectively, 5000+ years. We all know chess. The clash of kings and queens, the strategic sacrifices, the satisfying thunk of a captured piece. It's a game of tactical brilliance, a battle fought

Why Interpretable AI is Key to Building Trust

We are going through the 3rd Era of AI. From self-driving cars to chatbots that can write poems (badly, but still!), it's everywhere. And while some are hailing it as the dawn of a new age, others are a little freaked out. And it’s fair, honestly. Giant

Personalizing News Without Losing Perspective

But what if we could personalize our news experience, like we do with music and movies? Imagine a news feed tailored to your interests, your community, and your information needs.

My Go-To Rules

Ever feel like you're running around like a headless chicken, constantly putting out fires and never quite getting ahead?